His eagerness to enhance the bonds of friendship between Mexico and the United States and his strong backing of the progressive and liberal foreign policy of his government have established a shining pattern of the spirit which is making Pan Americanism the true brotherhood of the nations of America.
Harry Truman: “His eagerness to enhance the bonds of friendship between Mexico and the United States and his strong backing of the…”
On the recordApril 30, 1947
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Citation Accompanying Legion of Merit Awarded to Miguel Aleman, President of Mexico.
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