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You are right, the United States does consider Latin America its back yard over which it can dictate political policy. But has Latin America ever opposed the Monroe Doctrine which provides the USA with official power to constantly intervene whenever it feels necessary?  It seems to me as if Latin American nations are  quite happy with the present arrangement.

In fact, the cooperation of neighboring countries, such as Brazil, Argentina and Chile, legitimizes the Monroe Doctrine by lending the USA moral support in its intended intervention and makes the meddling seem more like a joint operation of regional cooperating nations which are trying to fix a local instability.

 

 

 

 

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