Word: oases
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The United States should strongly support Costa Rica's call for a meeting of OAS foreign ministers to consider the coups. Washington should then work, in conjunction with the OAS, toward coordinated policy of non-recognition of the new regimes. The OAS should consider economic sanctions such as trade blockages...
The military rulers of the Dominican Republic have already begun to show weakness and fear; the United States has only commenced the powerful moves it can take to undercut the regime's support. It seems possible that a coordinated OAS effort to reinstate the Dominican Republic's elected regime might...
During last October's missile crisis, every Latin American nation lined up solidly behind the U.S. in demanding the immediate removal of Russian rockets from Cuba. Now that the missiles are no longer in evidence and Castro is singing a coexistence tune, there is no solidarity in Latin America...
As an expression of Latin American sentiment, the vote was a bitter disappointment to the U.S. While Latins are well aware of Castro's troublemaking (Mexico, for example, takes mug shots of every Cubana Airlines passenger), many nations are still reluctant to go on record in favor of anything...
In the face of so much opposition, the U.S. last week withdrew a second measure against Castro that it had planned to put before the OAS: a call for an OAS economic embargo on Cuba, restricting all trade and commercial relations. The trade is small in any event -only about...