Roy R. Rubottom, Jr.: Communism in
the Americas, Department of State Bulletin, February 3, 1958 [At
Historical Text Archive]
Cold War view of Communist efforts in Latin America.
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.: The
Lowering Hemisphere, The Atlantic Monthly, January, 1970, [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
On US policy in Latin America.
Pan-American Efforts
Operation Pan-America, 1958 [At this Site]
An Aide Mémoire sent Brazil to other American States, August 9, 1958
Pope Paul VI: Populorum
Progressio: The Development of Peoples, 1967 [At the Vatican]
Probably the most radical encyclical ever issued. Vigorously anti-liberal capitalism, Paul
VI is mistaken as a "conservative" by those who think only of his teaching on
contraception.
Pope John Paul II: Opening
Address at the Puebla Conference, 1979 [At EWTN]
Far more worried than Paul VI about correct doctrine, but not opposed to social justice.
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