Ecuador and The World Conflicts

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Christopher Carvajal Valladares
Mind Map by Christopher Carvajal Valladares, updated more than 1 year ago
Christopher Carvajal Valladares
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Ecuador and The World Conflicts
  1. Global Implications
    1. Throughout the twentieth century, Ecuador was increasingly inserted deep into the world market. World wars impacted the Ecuadorian economy. In the Cold War the country took sides for the United States and even broke relations with the Soviet Union and the communist countries.
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    2. Skill: Recognize the influence that recent world conflicts have had in Ecuador and the role our country has played in them.
      1. Ecuador and the World
        1. Successive governments of the country have maintained adherence to United States policies. Some of the American presidents like Kennedy and Obama have had sympathy and support in representative groups of society. A growing expectation has been generated by the enormous growth of the AsiaPacific region, since it is said that it will be the economic center of the world. After several years of negotiation Ecuador and the European Union have finally signed a Trade Agreement. The rest of the goods – 11% will see gradually reduced tariffs over a five-year period. Products from the EU entering Ecuador are Processed foods, Pharmaceuticals, Liquors, Wine, Cosmetics, Clothing, Foodwear, Renewable energy and Software among others
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        2. Ecuador and Latin America
          1. In Ecuador, the influences of the Latin American processes were felt since the 1960s. The Cuban Revolution and the leftist groups had Cuba and Fidel Castro as political referents. The debate continues, but it is widely accepted that Cuba has achieved important successes in education and health. Peoples' struggles against dictatorships have been very popular in Ecuador. National public opinion was in favor of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua and the Farabundo Martí Front in El Salvador.
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            2. The Colombian Conflict
              1. Until the 1990s, that situation had had a rather reduced influence in our country, which looked like an «island of peace.» When the conflict has intensified, and especially when the so-called Plan Colombia, backed by the United States, has begun; Ecuador has had to face increasingly complex situations.
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