Latin America and US Intervention

1. Political philosophy supporting the rights and power of the masses in a paternalistic attitude. _
3. During the Cuban Revolution, he was overthrown by Fidel Castro. _
6. Populist dictator of Brazil who allied himself with the working poor and ruled with absolute power. _
8. Cuba began to receive aid from this country after relations between Cuba and US deteriorated. __
11. Failed invasion attempt on Cuba by the US government. _ _ _
12. Military dictator that ousted Socialist Salvador Allende from his presidency with aid from the US and was later put on trial for crimes of genocide and terrorism. __
15. President of US during the Cuban conflict. _
17. Agreement under which Cuban migrants seeking passage to the US are either sent back or allowed to remain in US soil._ _ _ _ _
18. Leader of the USSR during the Cuban conflict _
19. Occurred when the Soviet Union began to install nuclear missiles in Cuba, it lasted 13 days, maybe the closest that the US and Soviet Union came to nuclear war. _ _

2. As president of México he introduced political and economic reforms such as nationalizing oil resources in 1938. _ _
4. First lady of Argentina, formerly an actress, who had risen from poverty and helped Perón rule the country. _ _
5. Populist leader of Argentina who had worker´s support and suppressed opposition. _
7. The sudden violent or illegal overthrow of a government. _ _
9. Treaty between US and Cuba permitting extensive US involvement in Cuban affairs. _ _
10. Important element of populism. _
13. Socialist candidate that was elected for president in Chile in 1970. __
14. It was created mainly by the United States to pressure countries in Latin America into backing US policies and decisions as well as promoting democracy, economic cooperation and human rights. ___
16. Trade embargo imposed by the US on Cuba. _
20. He met Castro in México and became an important leader in Cuban Revolution. _ _