Problems in Latin American History: The Modern PeriodHarper & Row, 1973 - 529 páginas |
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... Aires , Rio de Janeiro , Valparaiso , Caracas , in Veracruz , Cartagena , Lima . Great Britain , technologically and industrially advanced , became as important to the Latin American economy as to the cotton - exporting southern United ...
... Aires , Rio de Janeiro , Valparaiso , Caracas , in Veracruz , Cartagena , Lima . Great Britain , technologically and industrially advanced , became as important to the Latin American economy as to the cotton - exporting southern United ...
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... destined to fall . Thus the 2Lucas Ayarragaray , La anarquía argentina y el caudillismo ( Buenos Aires , 1925 ) , pp . 139-40 . darkly pessimistic Bolivian , Alcides Arguedas , in his aptly 66 PROBLEMS IN LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY.
... destined to fall . Thus the 2Lucas Ayarragaray , La anarquía argentina y el caudillismo ( Buenos Aires , 1925 ) , pp . 139-40 . darkly pessimistic Bolivian , Alcides Arguedas , in his aptly 66 PROBLEMS IN LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY.
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... Aires elite . Cannot a great nation run its own railroad ? Can it not pay cash on the barrelhead ? To prove it , Perón spent precious pounds and dollars on the immensely popular but , in terms of op- portunity costs , highly expensive ...
... Aires elite . Cannot a great nation run its own railroad ? Can it not pay cash on the barrelhead ? To prove it , Perón spent precious pounds and dollars on the immensely popular but , in terms of op- portunity costs , highly expensive ...
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