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Transition to the Constitutional Regimes
Return to constititional life
Struggles for democracy economic failure: Return to the rule of law in latin america
International preasure: European countries, the USA sectors.
Incorfortable dictatorship
The return to constitutionaly grew: military dictatorship
Central America and Caribean
Nicaragua
Dictator Samoza and his family predominated for decades supported Usa
!979: Military action and popular mobilization took power and start revolutionary goverment
Other CA countries
The dictatorships wer defeated
In some, they remained and the repression continues
El Salvador
Appeared insurreccional movement
Panama
Dictator Omar Torrijos die in a plane crash
Haiti
The Duvalier dictatorship, was intervened by OAS military forces
Andean Countries
Ecuador
1979: Constitution starts
Elected goverment began its management
Peru
Civil goberment was established
Bolivia
The constitutional system was altered by coups
Colombia
A constitutional regime remained
A strong oresence of armed inserruccional organizations
Venezuela
A period of stability thanks to oil exports
The southern cone
Uruguay
1980: A referendum: remain the power, return to a constitutional regime
Argentina
Military goverment: unpopular
1982: opcupied the Falklannd islands and fight against the Brithish forces: te dictatorship fall
Chile
1988: Pinochet dictatorship convenced a plebescite
Limited the democracy
Brazil
Military dictatorship
Agradual process of return to law
Paraguay
1989: The fall of stroessner dictatorship regime
Entered the law regime
Direct Democracies
Countries entered the constitutional regime
Election held
Citizen guarantees
Not full democratic systems
Armed forces democratic systems
Armed forces influence
Social junstice
Respet for diversity
Democratic culture
Latin America Solidarity
Neglected integration
Awareness latin america belonging
Dictatorship caused people's mobility