Latin America eases cold war stance toward Cuba
In 1972 Latin American states discuss renewing ties with Fidel Castro. Peru proposes amending the 1964 OAS boycott resolution, freeing nations to pursue their own paths despite U. S. opposition. Chile under Allende faces shortages and a skeptical congress while Castro signals willingness to do business with governments opposing the United States.
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Prison letters and political upheaval mix in Latin America
A prison letter discusses a young man named Bill facing three more years behind bars and the prospect of eventual freedom, while regional unrest tracks with military regimes in Peru Brazil Chile and Argentina, highlighting exiles elections and foreign investment tensions. The piece links personal reform with broader political shifts across 1960s 70s Latin America.
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Chile
International Petroleum Co
Brazil
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