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stitution prohibition against political organizations of a foreign or international character.” Five days before being inscribed, the Guatemalan* Communist Party changed it* name to Guatemalan Labor Party.
Fifteenth. The Government political parties controlled by President Arbcnz openly support-. ed the Communist leaders, Jose Manuel Fortuny ‘and* Carlos Manuel Pellecer, in the January 1953 congressional elections.
Sixteenth. On May 1, 1953, President Arbenz publicly em• braced Victor Manuel Gutierrez and Carlos Manuel Pellecer, Communist leaders who control the General Labor Confederation. ~5^Ci^teehth^"^Ga\rernm eatz agencies advertise in the Communist daily, newspaper Tribuna Popular, providing practically its only visible means of financial^ support.
Eighteenth. The Government’s; official radio and newspaper have disseminated pro-Communist, anti
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