His speeches were memorable and at the United Nations he also proposed the incorporation of mainland China, then outside the international system emanating from the post-war." Batlle Berres visited the United States in December 1955 where he was, according to an obituary, "warmly welcomed as leader of one of the freest and most democratic nations in the world." At President Eisenhower's invitation Batlle Berres had arrived in Washington along with a staff of financial and economic experts.
Batlle Berres' speeches were memorable and at the United Nations he also proposed the inclusion of mainland China, which was outside the international system that emerged after World War II. In December 1955, Batlle Berres visited the United States where he was warmly received as leader of one of the most democratic countries in the world, according to an obituary. At President Eisenhower's invitation, Batlle Berres arrived in Washington along with a team of financial and economic specialists.