Latin America and the Caribbean

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Jan 1, 1986

Export credit subsidies to Nicaragua

This study calculates the level of subsidies in officially supported export credits that have been advanced to the government of Nicaragua. U.S.-Nicaraguan relations have deteriorated steadily since 1981. U.S. actions have included various forms of ...

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Jan 1, 1986

The Revolutionary Left and Terrorist Violence in Chile

To provide an understanding of the current political situation in Chile, this Note reviews events leading up to the 1973 coup that established a military government there.

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Jan 1, 1986

Central America: U.S. policy and its critics

This paper advises the present administration to consider a three-front approach to the Nicaraguan problem: (1) Security concerns must be given primacy and decoupled from the issue of social change in Nicaragua and the rest of Central America. (2) Id...

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Jan 1, 1985

The Modern Mexican Military: Implications for Mexico's Stability and Security

This study considers the effect of the Mexican military on Mexico's domestic and foreign policies, its ability to assure Mexico's stability and security, and its likely behavior in a serious political or foreign policy crisis.

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Jan 1, 1985

Colombia's Bold Gamble for Peace

Colombia's recent rash of kidnappings and terrorism has given rise to government efforts to put an end to the guerrilla warfare and political violence that have plagued the country for twenty years.

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Jan 1, 1985

Venezuela's Pursuit of Caribbean Basin Interests: Implications for United States National Security

Although considerable differences between the Caribbean Basin policies of the United States and Venezuela surfaced during the 1970s, congruent interests will continue to outweigh differences in the future.

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Jan 1, 1984

U.S. Policy for Central America: A Briefing

This report looks at Central America in the light of U.S. foreign policy interests.

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Jan 1, 1980

Mexico's petroleum and U.S. policy : implications for the 1980s : executive summary

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Jan 1, 1980

Mexico's oil and U.S. policy : implications for the 1980s : executive briefing

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Jan 1, 1980

An assessment of Carter Administration relations with Mexico

The Carter Administration has given Mexico unprecedented attention. This has not, however, improved relations between the two countries. This paper discusses three sources of strain in U.S.-Mexican relations: (1) undocumented aliens, (2) energy, an...

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Jan 1, 1980

Mexico’s Petroleum and U.S. Policy: Implications for the 1980s

This report analyzes key factors that will influence Mexico's future petroleum policies, projects expected policy outcomes, and assesses the implications of these policies for U.S. interests, objectives, and options for the 1980s.

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Jan 1, 1979

U.S.-Mexico relations: too important to be left to presidents?

Meetings between Mexico's President Portillo and President Carter have been substantively unrewarding and few changes to better U.S.-Mexican relations have resulted. The authors suggest that U.S.-Mexican relations have become too complex to be left ...

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Export credit subsidies to Nicaragua

The Revolutionary Left and Terrorist Violence in Chile

Central America: U.S. policy and its critics

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Colombia's Bold Gamble for Peace

Venezuela's Pursuit of Caribbean Basin Interests: Implications for United States National Security

U.S. Policy for Central America: A Briefing

Mexico's petroleum and U.S. policy : implications for the 1980s : executive summary

Mexico's oil and U.S. policy : implications for the 1980s : executive briefing

An assessment of Carter Administration relations with Mexico

Mexico’s Petroleum and U.S. Policy: Implications for the 1980s

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