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| | The Nation, 03/01/1941 - Chile Will Decide by Inman, Samuel Guy |
 | | The Chilean liberals, under President Pedro Aguirre Cerda, will try to continue their bloodless revolution in the face of bitter and perhaps violent opposition from the near-fascists on the right, who have threatened to boycott the coming election, and from the Communists on the left. |
 | | The task of keeping a balance between hostile forces while pushing ahead with social reform is always difficult, and especially so when a country has other and equally pressing problems to solve. |
 | | ...The,Chilean liberals, under President Pedro Aguirre Cerda, will try to continue their blood' less revolution in the face of bitter and perhaps violent opposition from the near-fascists on the right, who have threatened to boycott the coming election, and from the Communists on the left... |
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