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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"U.S.-Latin American Relations"”.

  1. The immigration challenge: the use of U.S. Military Force to control illegal immigration from Mexico

    … will produce tensions in U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-Latin American relations. Therefore, it is recommended that the military not be used to supplement the Border Patrol

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  2. Aid or Abuse? A Review of U.S. Police Assistance Programs in Latin America During the Early Cold War

    … around the world, including in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.</p> <p>Despite its seemingly good intentions, the OPS became a short-lived program now known today for its ties to human rights abuses, especially throughout Latin America. Several Latin American Truth Commissions claimed the OPS’s …

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  3. Maintaining the empire: diplomacy and education in U.S.-Ecuadorian relations, 1933-1963

    … of interventions. Analyzing U.S.-Ecuadorian relations offers an instructive addition to the literature. Negotiation and compromise, not coercion, were central to these interactions. The Ecuadorians who shaped these relations the most typically shared some core assumptions with their U.S. …

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  4. Saving the "Slaves of Kings and Priests": The United States, Manifest Destiny, and the Rhetoric of Anti-Catholicism

    … politics, influenced U.S. foreign policy toward Latin America during the first half of the nineteenth century. Catholicism, the Roman Catholic Church, and monarchism/despotism were all seen by U.S. elites as interconnected forces that undermined the growth and stability of republicanism in Latin

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