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nsion than to debt collection" (p. 81).

Under FDR's Good Neighbor Policy, the United States foreswore military intervention in Latin America in favor of cooperative security arrangements, which rose in importance as the threat of penetration of South America by Axis agents became real. The United States was less protective of American industry in their disputes with local governments, such as during the Bolivian and Mexican oil expropriation crises of the lat

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