Author	Tachalin, L., author
Title	The Reactionary Military Clique : The Enemy of the Latin American Peoples / L. Tachalin
Imprint	Washington, D.C. : Joint Publications Research Service, 1968
Connect to	https://digiverse.chula.ac.th/Info/item/dc:107028
Descript	10 pages

Consists of a Russian journalist's review of U.S-Latin American relations during the 1950's and 60's. Discusses the emergence of the Latin American military clique, characteristics of the military class, and traditional training of military officers. Reports on U.S. military training programs for Latin American officers and counterinsurgency training for U.S. officers, at locations in both North and South America. Discusses the history of U.S.-Latin American economic ties and the effects of the Cuban revolution in 1959 on political ties. Refers to U.S. alliances with "aristocratic and rightwing" elements in various Latin American nations and U.S. military, economic, and political activities in the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Guatemala, Panama, Bolivia, Argentina, and Salvador. [TAIC]

1. civic action
2. politics
3. agriculture
4. technical cooperation
5. statistics
6. communism
7. commerce
8. economics
9. national security
10. education
11. health
12. Latin
13. America
14. Brazil
15. Cuba
16. United States

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