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A to Z: US Policy in Latin America

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A to Z: US Policy in Latin America
 

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Key terms from the policy shift

by Deyanira Patiño
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Partnerships with other nations formed for concrete gains and mutual benefit, with less emphasis on broad, multilateral entailments.

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Direct, two‑party relations between two states as opposed to broad multilateral frameworks.

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A rising power expanding its influence in the region amid shifting U.S. strategy.

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Military strength and readiness emphasized as part of national security.

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System of production, distribution, and consumption focused on domestic growth.

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A government's approach to relations with other states, shifting toward sovereignty and concrete interests.

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Idea of widespread international cooperation and interdependence questioned by the strategy.

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Half of the globe, here referring to the Western half including the Americas.

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Power to affect outcomes and decisions in other countries.

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Authority over a state's own affairs and governance.

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Region of primarily Spanish/Portuguese‑speaking countries in the Americas.

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Movement of people across borders as a policy concern.

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Formal talks aimed at shaping agreements or resolving tensions.

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Willingness to engage with others and remove barriers to exchange.

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Strategic plan guiding government actions and priorities.

Empieza por Q

A segment or area of the geopolitical landscape used for analysis.

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Links with other states based on mutual benefits and shared security.

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Authority of a state to govern itself and determine its own rules.

Empieza por T

Exchange of goods and services across borders influencing economies.

Empieza por U

Nation at the center of the strategy, shaping regional dynamics.

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Power to block measures or proposals within international forums.

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Result or outcome from policies, often measured as economic or social gain.

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Defined areas where security, migration, and trade policies concentrate

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