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The 13 pages that link to Cold War in Latin America, each with the reason it gives.

• Operation CondorNarrower topic: Condor’s anticommunist rationale emerged within this regional Cold War setting.

• Guatemalan Civil WarNarrower topic: Cold War anti-communism influenced U.S. policy and Guatemala’s military strategy.

• Latin American BoomRelated: Cold War upheavals provided political contexts and controversies surrounding the writers and their fiction.

• João GoulartNarrower topic: Cold War fears intensified opposition to Goulart’s reform program.

• Guatemalan RevolutionNarrower topic: Cold War strategy framed U.S. opposition to Árbenz and shaped interpretations of the coup.

• Jacobo ÁrbenzNarrower topic: Árbenz’s overthrow became an early emblematic case of Cold War intervention in the region.

• Dominican Civil WarNarrower topic: U.S. officials interpreted the Dominican conflict through fears of communist influence in the hemisphere.

• Humberto de Alencar Castelo BrancoNarrower topic: Cold War fears influenced the coup’s supporters and the military government’s security outlook.

• Juan José ArévaloNarrower topic: Cold War anticommunism shaped foreign reactions to Guatemala’s reformist governments.

• Fourth Brazilian RepublicNarrower topic: Cold War anticommunism influenced domestic alliances and arguments surrounding Goulart’s government.

• Military dictatorship in BrazilNarrower topic: Regional Cold War alignments framed Brazil’s coup and the regime’s security policies.

• Brazilian coup d'étatNarrower topic: Anticommunism framed domestic conflict as part of a wider international struggle.

• Francisco Javier AranaRelated: Later interpretations often place Guatemala’s political conflicts within this wider regional context.