I would like to give my grateful thanks to three US non-governmental organizations whose work I have found invaluable: the National Security Archive, the Center for International Policy and the Washington Office on Latin America. I would particularly like to thank Greg Wilpert for allowing me to read chapters of his book before publication: Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The History and Policies of the Chávez Government, Verso Books, 2006. Chilecote Richard Gott Jens Eric Gould Peter Hakim Pien Metaal César Navarro MP Oscar Olivera Augusto Montiel Medina MP Michael Reid Daniel Samper Pizano Michael Shifter Peter H. I am very grateful to the following people who granted me interviews or sent me material: Adam Isacson Victor Bulmer Thomas Ronald H. Postscript Appendix A: US Military Interventions in Latin America in the Twentieth Century Appendix B: Latin American Dictators Who Took Training Courses at the School of the Americas Notes Index A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data available ISBN 978 1 84813 213 9 hb ISBN 978 1 84813 214 6 pbĢ – The Monroe Doctrine to the Second World Warģ – The Cold War: The Guatemalan Coup and the Cuban Revolutionĥ – The Military Governments of the 1970sĦ – Reagan and the Central American TragedyĨ – George W.
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