تورط الولايات المتحدة في تغيير الأنظمة في أمريكا اللاتينية

The الولايات المتحدة involvement in regime change in Latin America was most prominent during the Cold War, in part due to the Truman Doctrine of fighting Communism, although some precedents exists especially during the early 20th century.

التورط

United States involvement in regime change in Latin America

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الأرجنتين

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پاراگواي

البرازيل

Brazil experienced several decades of right-wing authoritarian governments, especially after the US-backed^[1] 1964 Brazilian coup d'état against center-left social democrat João Goulart promoted, according to then President John F. Kennedy, to "prevent Brazil from becoming another Cuba".^[2] Brazil's return to democracy saw several consecutive right-wing neoliberal governments following the Washington Consensus ending in endemic inequality and extreme poverty, one of the worst in the Continent.^[3]