Policies toward Latin America Throughout the years, Latin America has been a region of the world extremely important to United States foreign policy. Due to its close proximity to the United States, many events that occur in Latin America directly influence the United States everyday life. Over the next few years, I believe that America needs to make several issues a priority towards Latin America. ... In conclusion, I have listed the three issues that I believe should be made a priority in the United States foreign policy towards Latin America in the near future. ... Overall, Latin ...

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Latin America consists of the entire western hemisphere, south of the United States encompassing all the countries between Mexico and Argentina. ... The major liberators of Latin America were Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin. ... Jose de San Martin was also a South American Revolutionary. ... With this, Spanish rule in South America ended. ... Mexico, even though it is part of North America it is still a Latin Country and was considered New Spain. ...

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Colombia Located at the top, Northwestern corner of South America, Colombia is the only country with coastlines on both sides of that continent. ... It is fourth in size among the countries of South America- after Brazil, Argentina, and Peru. ... Colombia is also known for its New Latin Pop Star Shakira. ... Shakira blends American style pop-rock with traditional Latin rhythms, creating her own unique sound and forging new ground in the growing Latin music market in the United States. ... Her fourth album, Donde Estan los Ladrones, reached the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Latin 50. ...

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Venezuela through political moderation and fiscal conservatism has deftly navigated its way to economic triumph in South America. ... Also Colombia is now the third largest economy in all of Latin America, behind only Mexico and Brazil, who both happen to be members of the G20. ... It has surpassed its neighbor Peru to become the fastest-growing of the bigger Latin American economies. ... It has been overshadowed historically by bigger and economically powerful South American nations but Colombia's place in the sun has come. ... With this new economic power Colombia will also be able to ...

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Major Themes Politics and the Fate of Nations: In writing The General in His Labyrinth Marquez allows himself the use of the novel as a vehicle for his own political views in respect to Latin America and its treatment by the World. ... " Similarly Marquez implored in his own speech, "Europe would be more perceptive if it tried to see Latin America in its own past. ... " The novel itself is set firmly into the 1830' tumult that was Latin America perched one what might have been the second greatest nation in the America's, or the splintered states they became. ...

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Columbia is located in the very northern part of South America, it borders the Caribbean Sea between Panama and Venezuela, and it borders the North Pacific Ocean between Ecuador and Panama. ... This is a report for History on the country "Colombia" The Republic of Colombia The Republic of Colombia is the fourth largest country in South America. ... Colombia is the only South American country that's coast is on the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. ... Colombia is one of the predominate livestock producing country in South America. ...

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