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Brazil and CIA, CounterSpy Magazine

CounterSpy, April - May 1979, pp. 4-23. Brazil and CIA by Peter Gribbin In the rush to consolidate its role as the new leader of the so-called Free World, the U.S. government saw as a major task the containment of countries which, during the Second World War, had begun to pursue an independent course of development. If and when change was to occur, it was to be of a made-to-order variety, directed from Washington. To this end, the establishment of powerful, centralized police forces in Asia, Africa, and especially Latin America became a top priority.

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