Earl Browder, “Informe sobre el Partido Comunista de México” al Sub-Comité del Partido Comunista de Estados Unidos, 5 de mayo de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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amenazan con una división en la Confederación Mexicana del Trabajo. [sic]
A manera de conclusión de estas discusi...

Earl Browder, “Informe sobre el Partido Comunista de México” al Sub-Comité del Partido Comunista de Estados Unidos, 5 de mayo de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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Hoy lo importante es, concretamente, de qué forma se manifiesta el papel específico de los Comunistas. Sería corr...

Earl Browder, “Informe sobre el Partido Comunista de México” al Sub-Comité del Partido Comunista de Estados Unidos, 5 de mayo de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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tengan un entendimiento claro de que, si bien el PC está siempre a favor de los intereses diarios y de largo alca...

Earl Browder, “Informe sobre el Partido Comunista de México” al Sub-Comité del Partido Comunista de Estados Unidos, 5 de mayo de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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reas sería crear un movimiento en contra de los elementos reaccionarios en los Estados Unidos, que estaban ponien...

Earl Browder, “Informe sobre el Partido Comunista de México” al Sub-Comité del Partido Comunista de Estados Unidos, 5 de mayo de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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El partido tiene una influencia tremenda. Cuenta con una situación que no existe en ningún otro país del mundo -o...

Earl Browder, Informe sobre el Pleno del PCM en julio, 8 de julio de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 197.
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que nunca mayores razones para esperar que el gobierno de Cárdenas continúe teniendo ahora y en el futuro su actual carácter antiimperialista; un gobierno que se traza el ob...

Vittorio Codovilla, alias Pérez, 1 de agosto de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 194.
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En las intervenciones de los dirigentes y otros el Comité Central se planteó muy vivamente la cuestión de España.
1 ej. 29.8.37MEJICO.
Moscú, 29-8-37Copia de algunas partes del discurso del cama...

Vittorio Codovilla, alias Pérez, 1 de agosto de 1937. RGASPI, fondo 495, reg. 108, exp. 194.
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comunistas ante los líderes del Comité de Organización Industrial.
Todas las actividades políticas han empezado a girar sobre la renovación del poder ejecutivo. Se manifiestan confusión y antago...

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