Published 2017-06-15
Keywords
- diplomacy,
- South America,
- Ten Tragic Days,
- coup,
- Francisco I. Madero
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Abstract
This paper analyzes South American diplomatic conduct in response to the coup that overthrew President Francisco Madero in February, 1913. First, it examines the ways in which diplomats from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile addressed the revolutionary process started in 1910. Secondly, it identifies the political and ideological horizon from which Mexico was perceived, with a particular emphasis on the almost unknown intervention of the Chilean representative. From this state, the paper explores the purposes that made these three nations assume an active diplomacy in the framework of the conflict that involved Mexico and the United States, since Woodrow Wilson became president of the U.S.
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