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Latin America and the Caribbean: Issues for the 108th Congress [January 30, 2003]

Mark P. Sullivan, J. F. Hornbeck, K. Larry Storrs, Maureen Taft-Morales, Nina M. Serafino

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Politics and government; Terrorism and threats; Drug control; Free trade; Diplomatic relations; Terrorism; Latin America; United States

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Politics and government; Terrorism and threats; Drug control; Free trade; Diplomatic relations; Terrorism; Latin America; United States

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Politics and government; Terrorism and threats; Drug control; Free trade; Diplomatic relations; Terrorism; Latin America; United States

Key concepts: Latin Americans, Caribbean region, Political science, Economic growth, Development economics, Economics, Law

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