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mexico

PRI perfect dictatorship for 72 years

porfirio dias had the power for 30 years

economic growth in 50s and 60s

Students protest in Tlatelolco "2 de octubre no se olvida" is used to keep the memory of persecution and kiling of students.

Mexican government depen on oil sales

end of pri in the year of 2000 with the president Vicente Fox of the party PAN

caribbean

lots of dictators

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DOMICAN REPUBLIC

Batista dictatorship

the US broke diplomatic relations with cuba in 1961.

Fidel Castro intended for Cuba were more extreme than it was first anticipated.

Communism and Misil crisis

CUBA

south america

chile

General Augusto Pinochet ended the first democratically elected socialist government in chile.

Michelle Bachelet became the first femele president in 2006

The new regime was a dictatorship that used repretion to control the population

Peru

Juan Velasco, took over peru a nacionalism government

1975, military took control control by an economic crisis

Albert Fujimori becomes president in 1990 "self-administration cup"

brazil

Born as a resultan of portuguese colonization

militar dictatorship

Fernando Collor de Mello, won the first direct elections since 1960.

Argentina

First female president in Argentina, Cristina Fernandez in 2011.

Fernando de la Rua, civil riots le him to resign in 1999

bolivia

1946, Domingo Peron was elected president and established an authoritarian and populist regime.

1993, Raul Alfonsin became president, high hopes for democracy.

major economic crisis, Carlos Menem

colombia

Arter WW ll , colombia experience a very unestable period known as "La Violencia" .

1970s, a drug supplier grew immensly

venezuela

was no affected for dictarorships in XX. Venezuela vas a democracy since 1958

Hugo Chavez became president in 1998, promising to change the situation.

indrustries nationalized by Hugo chavez

Telecommunications

Cement

Petroleun

Steel

Electricity