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Letter from Mr. Jack Danciger to Gen. Alvaro Obregón, indicating that he is sending a copy of the magazine COMERCIO Y FINANZAS, in which he has written an article about the fall of Venustiano Carranza: DANCIGER, Jack, 'Mexico under Obregon", COMMERCE AND FINANCE, IX, 24, Broadway, New York, June 16th, 1920, 851-852. In the article, he invites North American business owners to invest in México. / Carta del Sr. Jack Danciger al Gral. Alvaro Obregón, indicando que le envía un ejemplar de la revista COMERCIO Y FINANZAS, donde escribe un artículo sobre la caída de Venustiano Carranza: DANCIGER, Jack, "Mexico under Obregon", COMMERCE AND FINANCE, IX, 24, Broadway, New York, Jun. 16, 1920, 851-852. En el artículo invita a empresarios norteamericanos a invertir en México.

In an interview, Jack Matlock, US Ambassador to the Soviet Union, 1987-1991, talked about US-Russia diplomacy, NATO expansion, and whether all the furious criticisms of Pres Barack Obama's foreign policy hold water. Matlock said the Ukraine crisis was a product, in large part, of the policy of indefinite expansion of NATO to the east. It was their goal in 1991 to try to keep the republics of the Soviet Union, other than the three Baltic states, together in some sort of federation. They didn't force the breakup of the Soviet Union. To think that you can just treat the states as if they were traditionally independent countries with a sort of a hands-off relationship to each other is simply absurd. He thinks Obama is moving in the right direction in general. He's almost ashamed of their politics, Obama is handling those things as well as he can. Adapted from the source document.