Modern latin america

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The document discusses racial issues and tensions in Latin America, with tensions often drawn along white versus black and native lines. It also discusses several Latin American countries, including Venezuela which has abundant oil but lacks social infrastructure, and Mexico which struggles with debt but could merge further with the US. Finally, it suggests Latin America now has an opportunity to develop independently or repeat past mistakes as global powers like China and the EU take renewed interests in the region.

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