Alternative to neoliberalism in Latin America

Author: Ronald Chilcote
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In recent years, the political situation in Latin America has attracted much attention. From the 1950s to the 1990s, left-wing forces successively won elections and took power in countries such as Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. In the October 2002 Brazilian election, the Workers' Party candidate Lula also won and formed a new government. These events indicate that the left-wing forces in Latin America have been on an upward trend. At the same time, right-wing forces have been growing in many European countries. This is an interesting phenomenon. How do Latin American scholars view it? To understand the politics, economy, society, and Cuba-related issues in Latin America, this book is worth reading. In recent years, the political situation in Latin America has attracted much attention. To understand the politics, economy, society, and Cuba-related issues in Latin America, this book is worth reading. Target Audience: Economics and management teaching staff, leaders of government, political, and enterprise units, theoretical publicity workers, Chinese and foreign business operators, and middle and senior management personnel.