A Survey of United States-Latin American RelationsHoughton Mifflin, 1965 - 487 páginas Historical study of economic and political relationships. |
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... Mexican sources , some from the Mexican government itself . Mexico recognized Sacasa as the right- ful president of Nicaragua , the only country to do so . The involvement of Mexico in Nicaragua's civil war was viewed with great concern ...
... Mexican sources , some from the Mexican government itself . Mexico recognized Sacasa as the right- ful president of Nicaragua , the only country to do so . The involvement of Mexico in Nicaragua's civil war was viewed with great concern ...
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... Mexican relations were relatively calm . Border issues receded into the back- ground and disappeared . But another major area of diplomatic conflict was being prepared as a result of the wholesale penetration of Mexico by Amer- ican ...
... Mexican relations were relatively calm . Border issues receded into the back- ground and disappeared . But another major area of diplomatic conflict was being prepared as a result of the wholesale penetration of Mexico by Amer- ican ...
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... Mexican companies . Sufficient time was conceded to enable foreigners to dispose of their excess holdings . The Mexican government insisted that foreign property owners pledge ( Calvo Clause ) not to invoke diplomatic protection in ...
... Mexican companies . Sufficient time was conceded to enable foreigners to dispose of their excess holdings . The Mexican government insisted that foreign property owners pledge ( Calvo Clause ) not to invoke diplomatic protection in ...
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The Land and People | 6 |
Agriculture Production | 14 |
Vital Statistics and Net Food Supply | 23 |
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