La oposición argentina a la organización panamericana impulsada por Estados Unidos (Segunda Conferencia, México, 1901-1902)

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08/2009
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Pontifica Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires"
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Temas de Historia Argentina y Americana
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Este artículo analiza el enfrentamiento entre Argentina y Estados Unidos en la Segunda Conferencia Panamericana, realizada en México en 1901-1902. Es parte de una investigación más general, que estudia las tensiones argentino-estadounidenses en el ámbito interamericano durante las distintas conferencias que se realizaron entre 1889 y 1955. Con amplia documentación inédita de las cancillerías argentina y estadounidense, se analiza un capítulo fundamental del proceso panamericano en el que se expresaban las distintas visiones sobre la integración continental. Como en la Primera Conferencia Panamericana, la delegación argentina puso todo su empeño en dificultar en lo posible el avance de la organización impulsada por Estados Unidos.
This article analyzes the confrontation between Argentina and the United States in the Second Pan-American Conference that took place in Mexico between 1901 and 1902. Is part of a more general study about the ArgentineAmerican tensions during the different inter-american conferences between 1889 and 1955. Based on documents from the Argentine and the American Foreign Ministers that were not previously released, this work analyzes a fundamental chapter of the Pan-American process in which the different visions about continental integration were discussed. As they did in the First PanAmerican Conference, the Argentine delegation tried to prevent the progress of the organization driven by the United States.
This article analyzes the confrontation between Argentina and the United States in the Second Pan-American Conference that took place in Mexico between 1901 and 1902. Is part of a more general study about the ArgentineAmerican tensions during the different inter-american conferences between 1889 and 1955. Based on documents from the Argentine and the American Foreign Ministers that were not previously released, this work analyzes a fundamental chapter of the Pan-American process in which the different visions about continental integration were discussed. As they did in the First PanAmerican Conference, the Argentine delegation tried to prevent the progress of the organization driven by the United States.
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