In much of the Latin American political debate we still look at the world through a well-known scheme: on the one hand, the Western powers, with the United States at the head, and, on the other hand, the peripheral countries, who try to resist or adapt to that order. That framework served to explain many processes of the 20th century. But [...]
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In much of the Latin American political debate we still look at the world through a well-known scheme: on the one hand, the Western powers, with the United States at the head, and, on the other hand, the peripheral countries, who try to resist or adapt to that order. That framework served to explain many processes of the 20th century. But [...]