St. Louis Jewish Light · St. Louis, Missouri · 17 April 1985
CP-1985-009
PLO Propaganda Offensive Becomes Intense in Argentina
Transcribed from the clipping
BUENOS AIRES — Starting with a public manifestation commemorating Nov. 29 as the “International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People,” PLO propaganda has become more intense in Buenos Aires, culminating with a New Year’s Day statement by the president of the Argentine-Arab Foundation. The Nov.
29 public meeting took place in a municipal hall and included among its speakers the pro-government parliamentarian Horacio Huarte and Peronist parliamentarian Antonio Paleari, who suggested that President Raul Alfonsin be requested by Parliament to recognize the PLO. The Jewish Movement for Human Rights took part in the Nov. 29 meeting, responding to a very warm invitation.
Context added by this archive
A United Nations day of solidarity, observed in a municipal hall in Buenos Aires with two members of parliament speaking and a Jewish human rights group attending by invitation, filed as a propaganda offensive. The invitation is described in the copy as very warm.
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"PLO Propaganda Offensive Becomes Intense in Argentina," St. Louis Jewish Light, 17 April 1985. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1985-009. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1985-009
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