"Salvador Military And Economic Reprograming, 1984" offers a detailed look at the complex interplay between military strategy and economic policy in El Salvador during a pivotal year. This analysis sheds light on the efforts to restructure the nation's economy and bolster its armed forces amidst regional conflicts and Cold War tensions. It examines how international aid, particularly from the United States, influenced both military capabilities and economic development initiatives.
This book provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by El Salvador in the 1980s. It will appeal to historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of conflict, development, and international relations in Central America.
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