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... result . 2 Some secondary sources describe Castillo Armas as the protégé of Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza . See Piero Gleijeses , Shattered Hope : The Guatemalan Revolution and the United States , 1944-54 ( Princeton , 1991 ) ...
... result . It is unlikely , however , that the economic consequences during 1952 would be such as to threaten political stability unless there were a coincident and unrelated decline in coffee production , prices , or markets . 2 A ...
... result in the elimination of all effective anti - Communist opposition in Guatemala . 3. Support in the form of direction , arms and equipment , enlisting the aid of area chiefs of state , finances , and air transport and shipping ...
... result . The only question was whether we could play any part in achieving it without alerting anyone as to the source of pos- sible aid . I said that the purpose of the cable was to remove any local people from any direct or indirect ...
... results of the visit . 2. Specifically , General Somoza promised the following : a . That he would agree to and assist in the movement of arms into and through Nicaragua . b . That he would provide the assembly area , the embarcation ...