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El «caso Guatemala»: entre relaciones interamericanas y diplomacia italiana (1944-1954)

Authors: Andreotti Alessandro;

El «caso Guatemala»: entre relaciones interamericanas y diplomacia italiana (1944-1954)

Abstract

El artículo nace del deseo de reconstruir los acontecimientos políticos de Guatemala en la década 1944-1954, los eventos se interpretan a través de la lente de la diplomacia italiana. De esta manera, el presente escrito se propone profundizar en un periodo histórico crucial para Guatemala mediante una aportación innovadora. Específicamente, la pregunta a la que el escrito intenta responder es cómo la alternancia entre «fracturas internas» (la inestabilidad político-económica) y «externas» (la ruptura de las relaciones con Washington) ha condicionado el proceso de democratización en el Estado centroamericano. El trabajo consta de dos partes: la primera se centra en una perspectiva hemisférica para analizar el cambio en las relaciones interamericanas desde el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial hasta el comienzo de la Guerra Fría. La segunda, en una dimensión regional para interpretar el camino emprendido por la República centroamericana hacia el socialismo, acabando con la intervención estadounidense para deslegitimar al gobierno de Árbenz.

The article derives from the desire to reconstruct the political events in Guatemala from 1944 to 1954. The events are interpreted through the lens of Italian diplomacy. Through an innovative contribution, it aims to delve deeper into a crucial historical period for Guatemala. Specifically, the paper attempts to answer how the alternation between “internal” (political-economic instability) and “external” (the breakdown of relations with Washington) fractures has conditioned the democratization process in the Central American state. The work is divided into two parts. The first focuses on a hemispheric perspective to examine the shift in inter-American relations from the end of World War II to the beginning of the Cold War. The second highlights a regional dimension to interpret the Central American Republic’s path toward socialism, culminating in the American intervention to delegitimize Árbenz’s administration.

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Latin America, Italy, Guatemala; Stati Uniti d'America; Italia; Guerra Fredda; America Latina, América Latina, Cold War, Estados Unidos, Guerra Fría, United States of America, Guatemala, Italia

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