How many Latin American countries have elected new socialist governments since Bush took office?
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Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Venezuala have lef-wing governments. I am not sure how many of them was elected after Bush took the office. However, it is true that there is an anti-American left wing trend in Latin countries. There is going to be election in 10 more latin countries till the end of this year. I guess we’ll see the exact picture at the end of this year. Please look over the following link.\n\n\nANALYSIS: HOW THE US 'LOST' LATIN AMERICA \n“There is trouble ahead for Uncle Sam in his own backyard. Big trouble…….… there is a wave of profound anti-American feeling stretching from the Texas border to the Antarctic.”\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4861320.stm
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Several do, actually, many, unfortunatly. Belarus, Kyrgastan, Lybia (to some degree), Syria, Nepal (but should end soon with new elections), Democtaric Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe (debateable, but really President Mugabe rules with an iron hand), Guinea, Gabon (technically not, but has had the same president since indepandence). \nA good website to research more is:\nwww.bbc.co.uk/news and look for "country profiles"
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If the liberals have their way Socialism. Hello Chavez
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They have a representative democracy \n\nchief of state: President Leonel FERNANDEZ Reyna (since 16 August 2004); Vice President Rafael ALBURQUERQUE de Castro (since 16 August 2004); note - the president is both the chief of state and head of government \nhead of government: President Leonel FERNANDEZ Reyna (since 16 August 2004); Vice President Rafael ALBURQUERQUE de Castro (since 16 August 2004); note - the president is both the chief of state and head of government \ncabinet: Cabinet nominated by the president \nelections: president and vice president elected on the same ticket by popular vote for four-year terms
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Evo Morales was elected on January 22 2006.
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There have been seven since 1945. Here they are in order.\n\nTrygve Halvdan Lie 2 February 1946 – November 1952 Norway Resigned \n \nDag Hammarskjöld 10 April 1953 – 18 September 1961 Sweden Died in a plane crash in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) \n \nU Thant 30 November 1961 – 31 December 1971 Burma (now Myanmar) Acting Secretary-General from 3 November 1961 to 30 November 1962 \n \nKurt Waldheim 1 January 1972 – 31 December 1981 Austria Chinese veto for his third term \n \nJavier Pérez de Cuéllar 1 January 1982 – 31 December 1991 Peru Refused a third term \n \nBoutros Boutros-Ghali 1 January 1992 – 31 December 1996 Egypt American veto of his second term  \n\nKofi Annan 1 January 1997 – present Ghana
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That would be awesome.  They already have many Panamerican unions that are devoted to health and sports.  It may be the only way that Latin America will ever succeed, and stop being categorized as the "third world."  Did you ever hear of Francisco Morazan?  He lead the revolution in most of Latin America from Spain. If you look at almost any Latin American country's history, you will see that their Independence date is almost the same, and most have monuments and other memorials to Francisco Morazan.
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Years and years of borrowing massive amounts from the IMF and World Bank to build infrastructure (dams, power plants, schools, roads, etc.).  Decades of corrupt regimes that squandered and abscounded with billions upon billions.\n\nOnly recently, are many of these countries starting to get on their feet, but it took a great deal of political turmult to get there.  Uganda, for example, was a complete mess until Amin was overthrown and a new government installed.  They are prospering very nicely now.\n\nOther countries such as Ethopia, have been trashed by drought that killed their farming and rurual communities and plunged the cities into poverty.  That's a real mess.\n\nI could go on and on, but others are waiting.\n\nI hope this gives you some idea.
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ofcourse the liberal agenda has weakend the American world power and fear.  we have shown our population will not back our govt which is tearing the country apart from the inside.  This started in vietnam and the world learned real fast they can use our liberals against us.    China, Russia, Venezuala is letting this happen with the help of the leftist european powers to come in with dictatorship when we finally crumble.   They know history.  this is the plight of any republic or democracy and its only a matter of time until it comes to fruition.
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No, it's a republic. Their current president is Elías Antonio Saca González.
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1992\nYugoslav Federation broken up (Jan. 15). Bush and Yeltsin proclaim formal end to cold war (Feb. 1). U.S. lifts trade sanctions against China (Feb. 21). U.S. recognizes three former Yugoslav republics (April 7). Gen. Noriega, former Panama leader, convicted in U.S. court (April 9). Four police officers acquitted in Los Angeles beating of Rodney King; rioting erupts in South-Central Los Angeles (April 29 et seq.). Caspar W. Weinberger indicted in Iran-Contra affair (June 16). Last Western hostages freed in Lebanon (June 17). Supreme Court reaffirms right to abortion (June 29). Democrats nominate Bill Clinton and Al Gore (July 1). Gen. Noriega sentenced to 40 years on drug charges (July 10). Court clears Exxon Valdez skipper (July 10). Israeli Parliament approves Yitzhak Rabin's coalition government, dominated by Labor Party (July 13). Police officers acquitted in April on criminal charges in Rodney King beating are indicted on federal civil rights charges (Aug. 5). North American trade compact announced (Aug. 12). Republicans renominate Bush and Quayle (Aug. 20). UN expels Serbian-dominated Yugoslavia (Sept. 22). Senate ratifies second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (Oct. 1). Top Japanese leader, Shin Kanemaru, resigns in scandal (Oct. 14). Bill Clinton elected president, Al Gore vice president; Democrats keep control of Congress (Nov. 3). Russian Parliament approves START treaty (Nov. 4). U.S. forces leave Philippines, ending nearly a century of American military presence (Nov. 24). Czechoslovak Parliament approves separation into two nations (Nov. 25). UN approves U.S.-led force to guard food for Somalia (Dec. 3). Prince and Princess of Wales agree to separate (Dec. 9). Bush pardons former Reagan administration officials involved in Iran-Contra affair (Dec. 24).
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China.  They are funding a couple countries in South America
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Evo Morales, a leftist, coca farmer, won the presidency in Bolivia.
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No, because Communist Dictatorships are beginning to Flourish in Central, and South America. Most Notably Venezuela, and now Brazil.There is an Open Alliance with Cuba that, when Castro Dies, his Regime will, unfortunately Continue. I Hope I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
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GRULAC is the Latin American and Caribbean Group with 33 member states by the UN.
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How many other Latin America countries could host an Olympic Games?
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On 9 December 2005, Venezuela was accepted as a new member, but it will be officialized in late 2006. After changes in Venezuelan policy to adhere to exisiting Mercosur rules, Venezuela will become a voting member. On 30 December 2005 it was announced that Bolivia would be invited to join as a full member. The organization has a south and central America integration vocation.\n\nSome South Americans see Mercosur as giving the capability to combine resources to balance the activities of other global economic powers, perhaps especially the United States and the European Union. The organization could also potentially pre-empt the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), however, over half of the current Mercosur member countries rejected the FTAA proposal at the IV Cumbre de las Americas (IV Summit of the Americas) in Argentina in 2005.