Security & Strategic Review - January 2004
Proliferation of provocative incidents strains determination to maintain peace
An oft-repeated mantra in surveys of the Latin American scene is that interstate conflict is a thing of the past. Certainly since 1995 there has been no fighting war between Latin American countries or between a Latin American country and anyone else. What is not appreciated enough is that this situation is the result of much restraint on the part of governments, as provocations have actually been multiplying of late...
An oft-repeated mantra in surveys of the Latin American scene is that interstate conflict is a thing of the past. Certainly since 1995 there has been no fighting war between Latin American countries or between a Latin American country and anyone else. What is not appreciated enough is that this situation is the result of much restraint on the part of governments, as provocations have actually been multiplying of late...
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