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USA foreign policy in Latin America: the challengers

Emanuela Falcone

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US foreign policy in Latin America. The Bush administration. Obama’s election: changes in foreign policy. Crucial challenges for the US action in Latin America. The Cuban challenge to the US. The US-Cuba agreement and its roots (1989–2016). Which are the enemies or obstacles to the agreement? The future of Cuban foreign policy. Venezuela and its strategic importance. The “special relationship” with Cuba. An ambiguous tie with the US. Peculiarities of Venezuela’s regional and global roles.

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US foreign policy in Latin America. The Bush administration. Obama’s election: changes in foreign policy. Crucial challenges for the US action in Latin America. The Cuban challenge to the US. The US-Cuba agreement and its roots (1989–2016). Which are the enemies or obstacles to the agreement? The future of Cuban foreign policy. Venezuela and its strategic importance. The “special relationship” with Cuba. An ambiguous tie with the US. Peculiarities of Venezuela’s regional and global roles.

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US foreign policy in Latin America. The Bush administration. Obama’s election: changes in foreign policy. Crucial challenges for the US action in Latin America. The Cuban challenge to the US. The US-Cuba agreement and its roots (1989–2016). Which are the enemies or obstacles to the agreement? The future of Cuban foreign policy. Venezuela and its strategic importance. The “special relationship” with Cuba. An ambiguous tie with the US. Peculiarities of Venezuela’s regional and global roles.

Key concepts: Latin Americans, Foreign policy, Political science, Administration (probate law), Development economics, Economics, Politics, Law

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