Spain, the U.S., and Latin America
Spain, the U.S., and Latin America
Since taking office last December, Spain’s new Socialist government has accorded foreign policy a central role. This signifies quite a turnabout. For, ever since the beginning of this century—excepting the Civil War of the 1930s—Spain has been rather a passive witness than a participant on the international scene. The disrepute of the Franco dictator- ship consigned the country to still greater, enforced international isolation, which was partly alleviated in the ’50s, when it...
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