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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, The American Republics, Volume IV

Multilateral Relations


Contents

    • United States general policy with respect to Latin America (Documents 1-13)
      • United States policy regarding hemisphere defense; provision of armaments and military assistance to the other American Republics (Documents 14-41)
        • United States economic and technical assistance and related policy toward the other American republics as a group (Documents 42-64)
          • The Tenth Inter-American Conference, held at Caracas, Venezuela, March 1–28, 1954 (Documents 65-79)
            • Meeting of ministers of finance or economy of the American republics as the fourth extraordinary Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council (Rio Economic Conference), held at Quitandinha, Brazil, November 22–December 2, 1954 (Documents 80-97)
              • United States policy regarding political developments in the Central American area (Documents 98-107)

              The American Republics

              • Preface
              • Introduction
              • List of Abbreviations and Symbols
              • List of Persons
              • List of Sources
              • Multilateral Relations (Documents 1-107)
                • Argentina (Documents 108-133)
                  • Bolivia (Documents 134-173)
                    • Brazil (Documents 174-219)
                      • Chile (Documents 220-261)
                        • Colombia (Documents 262-291)
                          • Costa Rica (Documents 292-323)
                            • Cuba (Documents 324-352)
                              • Dominican Republic (Documents 353-370)
                                • Ecuador (Documents 371-392)
                                  • El Salvador (Documents 393-407)
                                    • Guatemala (Documents 408-519)
                                      • Haiti (Documents 520-544)
                                        • Honduras (Documents 545-566)
                                          • Mexico (Documents 567-596)
                                            • Nicaragua (Documents 597-613)
                                              • Panama (Documents 614-660)
                                                • Paraguay (Documents 661-670)
                                                  • Peru (Documents 671-693)
                                                    • Uruguay (Documents 694-719)
                                                      • Venezuela (Documents 720-755)
                                                        • Index

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