Why did Latin American countries remain economic colonies of western nations when they were no longer political colonies?

Latin American countries did not remain economic colonies of western nations after they became politically independent. While economic dependency and foreign influence existed, many Latin American countries pursued development strategies that sought greater economic sovereignty and diversification.

What was not the unions three part plan to conquer south?

What did colonies in the Americas export?

Bicentennial of Peru:what was really the last South American country to become independent from Spain?
The Andean country is the last former Spanish colony in South America to celebrate its bicentennial. The other eight South American countries that emancipated themselves from the Spanish crown celebrated their bicentennials long before. Bolivia and Ecuador commemorated it in 2009. Venezuela, Argenti
Lima:The battle of the five presidents
The forgotten chronicle. A chapter in the history of our capital on the occasion of its 480th anniversary. If we were in Hollywood and its machinery for extolling American history, there would possibly be dozens of movies and everyone would be talking in the media about The Battle of the Five Presid
Law of Sexagenarians (1885)
The Law of Sexagenarians or Saraiva-Cotegipe Law (n.º 3.270), corresponds to one of the Abolitionist Laws, alongside the Eusébio de Queirós Law, the Free Womb Law and the Golden Law. It was enacted on September 28, 1885 and granted freedom to slaves aged 60 or over. Abstract In 1884 the Sexagenari
Northeast culture
Theculture of the Northeast presents its own characteristics inherited from the interaction of the culture of the Portuguese colonizers, the blacks and the Indians. It is important to emphasize that culture represents a complex web. It includes knowledge, customs, arts, beliefs, religious cults, po