Colombia's Marroquin in stormy times and US role
Bogota dispatch profiles Jose Manuel Marroquin amid Colombia's upheaval, a revolution, secession threats in Panama and looming US intervention. The president, a scholar in a centralist regime, faces war and financial ruin while appealing to US public conscience to rectify what he calls a coup and protect Colombia's integrity.
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The speaker argues that the canal linking oceans could crown US greatness but warns that violating Colombia’s rights would stain history. He appeals to the American people, citing Washington’s virtues, to ensure the project proceeds without usurpation and without harming Colombia. Jose Manuel Marroquín signs the message.
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