Several Asian Communist Parties have in the last few days made it clear that they support Chinese Communist Party policies. The Japanese Commnist Party paper jAkahata, on December 2nd published an editorial devoted to the 5th anniversary of the Ifoscow declaration of Communist Parties (which the Chinese Commmnist Party has always used to justify its attitudes), In this editorial there is a very sharp attack upon the "Jugoslav revisionists" -— this at a time when Tito is boing lauded in Russias The Indonesian Communist Party paper Hariankakjat published on December 8th an article calling for vigilance against Jugoslavia's intrigue under the banner of non—alignment. On the same day the North Korean Communist journal Ifinjoo Chosu: published one of g series of articles attacking tho "Jugoslav revisionists", this particular article accused them of restoring capitalism in the Jugoslav coutryside. The Syrian Communist paperAl Akbar published an article on December 9th celebrating the 18th anniversary of the liboration of Albania “undor tho leadership of “nver Hoxha." The North Viet-nam Communist Party press has also carried articles celebrating the anniversary of tho l'oscow declaratione In a addition, a Cambodian paper,(tho political affiliation of which was not given) Meatophun, on Decomber 8h doclared "Poace can only be achieved aftor imporialism is oliminated from the world."
Several recent statoments by Cuban leaders would indicate that thoy are more inclined to the Chinese viewpoint. For nstance Dorticos in an interview with ~—the liexican magazine Siempre on December 6th said, "Peace is something quite remote © far as the situation in the Caribbean is concerned."
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