Has the 'war on terror' influenced Latin America and its relationship with the U.S.? What are the implications of this process for the region?
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Previous Latin America/US relationship
- 9/11 as a U-turn in LA/US relationship
- Latin American crusade against terrorism
- Couter-terrorism cooperation
- Legal framework
- Washington military influence
- Terrorism: From global concept to global pretext
- Terrorism as the central matter
- Terrorism: An hold all concept
- Back to the cold war strategy
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
Abstract
Briefly, we should deem that the latin america/US relationship was quite improving economically and politically in the 1990's. Free from the strategic and ideological rigidities of the Cold war, latin america in the mid-1990's looked forward to a more realistic and constructive relationship with the US Improve their relations was one of the top priority of the American government.
US had hoped that latin america turn toward democracy and free market economy and it would lead to closer and more cooperative ties. Indeed, for a time, the Americas seemed to be heading in the right direction. The Brady debt-relief proposal helped end latin america's decade-long debt-induced recession. In 1995 a bold Washington-led rescue package helped prevent the collapse of Mexico's economy.
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