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Vol. 029 Issue 022 (June 1 1946)
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Vol. 029 Issue 023 (June 8 1946)
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Vol. 029 Issue 024 (June 15 1946)
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Vol. 029 Issue 085 (June 22 1946)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Introduction
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Introduction THE political currents which have shaped Europe's history for more than a century have been developing in Latin America for hardly more than forty years. And it is only in the last...
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The Situation in Mexico
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The Situation in Mexico IN 1900 all Latin American countries were ruled by feudal landlords who exercised their power through military dictatorships, generally supported by the Church. The first...
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The Latin American Labor Federation and Other Unions
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The Latin American Labor Federation and Other Unions IN 1938 Lombardo created, with the blessing and assistance of the CIO and John L. Lewis, then CIO ..head, the Confederation de Trabajadores de...
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Recent Changes in Latin American Regimes
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Recent Changes in Latin American Regimes IN the three years which followed the Wall Street crash of 1929, 35 military and civilian revolts, revolutions and insurrections took place in South and...
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Brazil
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Brazil THE situation in Brazil is quite different though riot less significant. There the shrewd Dr. Getulio Vargas, who assumed power in 1930 as the result of his country's first successful armed...
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Chile
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Chile UNTIL 1920, Chile was ruled by the "old families," a few thousand big landowners, who owned 89 percent of the farm land. The growing middle class and the workers began to be interested in...
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Peru
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Peru SIGNIFICANT changes for the better took place in Peru during 1945. For the first time in its history a liberal became the country's supreme executive. , Like all other Latin American...
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Revolt in Venezuela
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Revolt in Venezuela THE year 1945 also saw the victory of democratic forces in Venezuela. For 27 years, from 1909 to 1935, that country lived under the rule of Juan Vicente Gomez, one of the most...
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Liberalism in Ecuador
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"Liberalism" in Ecuador "THE situation in Ecuador is somewhat confused and uncertain. The Government of Arroyo del Rio, who in 1940 became President as a liberal, but whose rule was so oppressive...
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Colombia
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Colombia P'ROM 1930 until May, 1946. Colombia enjoyed liberal democratic regimes which functioned perhaps more successfully than in any other South American nation. The election of 1S30 ended the...
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Other South American Countries
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Other South American Countries IN Bolivia the government of General Enrique Penaranda. who was elected President in 1940 (the first occasion since 1931 when the government had changed hands without...
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Central America
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Central America THE six Central American countries, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, 'and Panama, do not play any important role in international affairs. No changes have...
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The Caribbeans
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The Caribbeans the three Caribbean nations, Cuba. Haiti, and the Dominican Republic, Cuba is the largest and Best known in the United States. -Cuba is now under the democratic regime of President...
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The Outlook
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The Outlook POURING the World War this country was concerned about the spread of the Fascist and pro-Nazi movements to the south of us. Events in Europe proved that Fascists everywhere were ready...
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August
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September
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October
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December
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1947
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1949
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1950s
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1960s
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1990s
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2000s
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2010s
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