>You left out the many heavy-handed approaches in Central America in the past. Now THAT was not only embarrassing but a human disaster. In most cases the people here were not even aware of it happening during the process.
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>>>The fact is that currently the Europeans are less pro-American - actually more anti-American - than they were some decades ago. What can be the reason? Are the younger Europeans better educated and better informed than the older were? Perhaps. But I think that it's more complicated.
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>>I think that it might have to do with the american politics and their sense of superiority. From a personal pov I can give you a few reasons why I am critical (do not confuse this anti american though) to the american government.
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>>- The ease in which they started the war in iraq, but maybe also in vietnam.
Oops, I answered the wrong post. Sorry Tracy.
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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