Differences in Chinese and Latin American policies
Washington dispatch notes that U S policy toward chaotic China has been gentler than its rough approach to nearby Latin American republics and argues the divergence stems from long standing open door doctrine and strategic interests across eras. It traces policy shifts from Seward through Taft Wilson and Kellogg to today.
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