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  Photographs:

  
  The photographs above were taken during a 2020 trip to Guatemala. They showcase the memory work happening alongside various projects to acknowledge and reconcile the human rights violations of the past. These images help to contextualize the gravity and intensity of the situations in many Latin American countries still grappling with the ramifications of United States involvement in the Cold War in Latin America.
  
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  Quick Links:

  While the primary and secondary source resources suggested might be extremely beneficial to understanding the nuanced complexions of the relationship between the United States and Latin America during the Cold War, these readings also require copious amounts of time and additional finances or access to libraries. In the interim, here are some quick links that provide concise, oftentimes objective, summaries of various Cold War in Latin America events, including how the United States is either directly or indirectly implicated in these events.
  
  General Summaries of the United States involvement in Latin America: Wikipedia, Oxford Bibliographies, Oxford Reference, Central American Crises: Wikipedia
  
  Declassification Projects: Argentina, Brazil, Chile
  
  Guatemalan internal armed conflict: Wikipedia
  
  Argentina last military dictatorship: Wikipedia
  
  Chile and the Pinochet regime: Wikipedia
  
  Salvadoran civil war: Wikipedia 
  
  Paraguayan dictatorship: Wikipedia
  
  Colombian civil war: Wikipedia
  
  Uruguayn dictatorship: Wikipedia
  
  Honduras conflict: The Center for Justice & Accountability