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Clinton in South America |
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| Issue Date: 1/1/1998 |
| Size: 1,190 Words, 7,707 Characters |
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KEEPING UP WITH THE LATINS
UNITED STATES-President Clinton's first trip to Latin America is not only a diplomatic catchup, though it is that. In its larger dimension, the trip is designed to identify the U.S. with the forces of change that, with or without American attention to them, are sweeping furiously across South America. This is worth doing—- by presidential visits and by many other less conspicuous ways.. . .
The integration of the hemispheric economies has been proceeding apace, the more so as democratic procedures have been instituted, or at least honored in the breach, everywhere in the hemisphere but Communist Cuba. The results in trade, though not friction-free, have been of large and increasing benefit to the U.S. This accounts for the curre...
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Jomal do Brcisil
October 20,1997
U.S. SHOWS MORE INTEREST
RUSSIA-Bill Clinton at last looked South. With the USSR broken up and the Cold War over, the United States could relax, its "exposed underbelly" no longer in danger. Military juntas were gone, too, as all Latin American countries now have constitutional civilian governments.
Nezavisimaya Gazeta
October 22,1997
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