...country. After a time, on the other hand, Soviet tactics seemed to be paying off. Allende's popular-front government came to power in Chile, for example, through...imperialism. Latin America did not represent a weak link. this background, too, that the United States began to shift its own policy vis-a-vis Cuba. In 1975,...

...revolution as a policy and armed struggle as a tactic. Instead, he began to concentrate on breakinff out of his isolation in the hemisphere through the...were too strong and were effectively supported by imperialism/Latin America did not represent a weak link. It was against this background of declining...

...take place overnight, but the trend was nonetheless clear and by 1970 Cuban assistance to fjuerrilla groups and other efforts to export revolution had been cut back to a very low level, especially in those countries which agreed to establish diplomatic relations with...

...finally accepted that a handful of brave men were insufficient to ignite armed struggle in Latin America. "By 1970 Cuban assistance to guerrilla groups and...revolution had been cut back to very low levels," US officials remarked.30 The ordeal of Francisco Caamano, the military leader of a revolt in the Dominican...