Foreign Policy On Latin America, 1970-1980 - 9780367015510

Taylor & Francis

This book presents articles on Latin America that appeared in foreign policy in the 1970s. It points out that U.S. international domination rested on U.S. command of strategic nuclear weaponry; the role of the dollar; and U.S. control through firms of the world's fuel supplies of oil and uranium. > This book presents articles on Latin America that appeared in foreign policy in the 1970s. It points out that U.S. international domination rested on U.S. command of strategic nuclear weaponry; the role of the dollar; and U.S. control through firms of the world's fuel supplies of oil and uranium. > Foreword -- Waking from the Pan-American Dream -- Chile: No -- The Challenge of Venezuelan Oil -- Cuba: Time for a Change -- Panama Paralysis -- Atoms for Brazil, Dangers for All -- Kennedy and the Cuban Connection -- South America Looks at Detente (Skeptically) -- Brazil: The End of a Beautiful Relationship -- Mexico's Opportunity: The Oil Boom -- Panama Treaty Trap -- Latin America: A Nos