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Latin America at the 60s - Coggle Diagram
Latin America at the 60s
Latin American
Economies
The agrarian structures suffered
from modernization, capitalism to
this sector and farms became modern
enterprises and farmers migrated to
the cities.
Industrialization in Latin America was
aimed at substituting imports. Cities
grew due to migration and industries,
so they had few services and a population
without permanent employment.
In the 1950s, ECLAC was very influential, focusing on economic development based on agricultural modernization and industrialization.
The Counterinsurgency
Guerrilla actions began. Meanwhile,
the United States isolated Cuba,
causing it to be expelled from the OAS
and the countries of the USSR to break
off relations .
There were U.S. sponsored dictatorships,
they persecuted leftist leaders, among
other things.
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