The plan puebla panama, the recolonization of Latin America?
Keywords:
Geopolitics, imperialism
Abstract
This doctoral Thesis analyzes the Puebla Panamá Plan from the Geopolitical point of view, treating the main theories that deal with it and facing them against nowadays. reality. There are four chapters dedicated to Geopolitics in all its dimension, in which we aboard the topic, starting in the 19th century and the interest of powerful countries of that epoch for controlling a territory considered strategic for domination interests. Advertised as a development strategy and integration that would solve the problems of the 64 million people who inhabit the Mesoamérica region the Puebla Panamá Plan has not gotten the economical resources or the political capital for its practical development, and because of that, it has not reached over the speech of a six year .period government that will finish in 2006. The biodiversity and strategic natural resources of the region are in danger, because the new face of Geopolitics does not only tend to territorial domination but to the exploitation of those resources in favorable conditions to the capitalist system. Therefore, the relation among PPP and other strategic regional plans, nowadays in development, which combine economical matters with military ones, and in fact they tend to the same objective: the control and management of resources to confirm the setting up of an empire without any competence. The United States of America, faithful to their Destiny Manifiesto and fundamentalism based on the supposed appointment from Providence to give freedom to the oppressed ones and support democracy, they are willing to change the worlds map and prove that Geopolitics have kinder faces than the territorial conquest.Downloads
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How to Cite
Cadena Montenegro, J. L. (2006). The plan puebla panama, the recolonization of Latin America?. Revista De Relaciones Internacionales, Estrategia Y Seguridad, 1(2), 121–155. https://doi.org/10.18359/ries.201
Published
2006-09-17
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