SPANISH MYSTERY
DE RIVERA’S ATTITUDE,
(United/Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
MADRID, Nov. 27
“The Government would resign, if we thought that our retention of office were detrimental to the public welfare,. but the time has not yet come to do any such thing,” declares I’remi pr De Rivera, who again emphasises that the Government is supported by both civilian and military opinion, as well as by the King’s confidence. He adds: “It would,' therefore, be a weakness and a desertion if Ministers were to allow themselves to be impressed or depressed, by the clandestine murmurings of a discontented section who, neither in quantity nor in quality, represent one hundredth part of the Spanish people.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1929, Page 5
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