What you imply, Chris, is true. But, what can be expected of any society forced to live "on the edge" as are the Latin American Counties?
For almost 550 years, the inhabitants of Latin American countries have lived under of modern feudalism from which they cannot excape.
Governments have come and gone, but the "peon" segment of these societies have continues to exist "by the skin of their teeth" without any helpfrom the governments that rule them.
It is truly a conundrum as to what the outcome will be. No real effortof guidance is evident from any country, including Venezuela, which over touts its Bolivarian Constitution.
It isn't that the people will "get what they deserve", its that "they will get what they don't deserve"
Texas Bill
Last edited by Texas Bill; 10-23-2006 at 08:09 PM.
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Latin America and the Caribbean - the basin as a whole
