Uruguay ( 1 )

Publication series :1

Author: Pearce   Jenny  

Publisher: Practical Action Publishing‎

Publication year: 1980

E-ISBN: 9781909013889

Subject: D501 developing countries (general)

Keyword: 发展中国家(总论)

Language: ENG

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Description

Uraguay was once known as the Switzerland of Latin America, an apparent model of stability, progress and prosperoty in a turbulent continent. But the illusion began to crumble in the 1950s as declining world prices for Uraguays exports exposed the vulnerability of its dependent economy. By the late 1960s the country was in severe economic and political crisis. In 1973 Uraguays generals stepped in and took control in the name of order and national security. Uruguay: Generals Rule describes the historical background to Uruguay today and chronicles the brutal and draconian measures taken by the dictatorship to eliminate all opposition and protest. The generals methods have earned Uraguay a new name - the Torture Chamber of Latin America.

Chapter

Map

Uruguay in Brief

Statistics

Chronology

The Government

The New Institutional Order

Political Parties

The Tupamaros

Trade Unions

Generals Rule

'Discovery'

Buffer State

Consolidation

Batllismo

Welfare State

The Years of Plenty

The Years of Crisis

The Beginning of the End

The Offensive

Anatomy of the Dictatorship

Repression

The International Response

Conclusion

Bibliography

Appendices

1. The Violation of Human Rights

2. The Right of Reply

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