Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...never been as powerful as it is today. Argentina's incorporation into the concert of military dictatorships has reinforced its repression and hegemony. This bloc of right-wing juntas and dictators, of course, naturally responds to many of the basic economic and political interests of the United States in Latin America. American interests are to keep the region free from communism and open to heavy foreign investment...
...Wrong-headed as it is, Reagan's jingoism on the canal has apparently struck a nerve among parts of the electorate, arousing post-Viet Nam sentiments that the U.S. should not be pushed around in its own hemisphere by, in Reagan's words, "a tinhorn dictator." Insists Reagan: "The Latin American countries have a respect for macho. I think if the United States reacts with firmness and fairness, we might not earn their love, but we would earn their respect...
There are no serious reasons to state that southern European democracies will be governed by socialist-Communist alliances. It is true that in the Latin part of Europe, which includes France, political tensions are strong. But in these countries, social and political stability is stronger than people usually think. France links these two parts of Europe, and thus its own behavior will be important for its southern neighbors. Much depends on France...
...face he wants and ordered off to the back alleys of Rome in search of their prey. For Fellini, the right face is everything. "I chose Sutherland because he is completely alien to the conventional idea of Casanova-the dark-eyed Italian, magnetic, raven locks, dark skin, the classic Latin lover. He reflects my thinking about Casanova, of estrangement...
Track team members at High and Latin and at Rindge Technical School currently use school corridors and nearby streets for track practice. All Cambridge track meets are held at opponents' fields...