Latin America and the U.S.

The Undead Ghost Of Operation Condor

By J. Patrice McSherry
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When Chilean former minister Orlando Letelier and his U.S. colleague Ronni Moffitt were killed in a powerful car bombing on a Washington D.C. street in September 1976, few realized that the double assassination was the work of Operation Condor.  Condor was a Cold War-era covert network of U.S.-backed Latin American military regimes in Argentina, Brazil,…

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A Resurgent Left In Latin America: Implications For The Region And U.s. Policy

By Abigail Noble
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With the bulk of international news coverage over the past few months focused on Iraq, Sudan, and the Asian Tsunami, it would be easy to miss one of the handful of articles describing the increasingly clear leftward political trend in South America. This trend has serious implications for both the trade and security agenda of…

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2025: Vol. 24, No. 1-2

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2025: Vol. 24, No. 1-2


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