U.S GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY

U.S Good Neighbor Policy

U.S Good Neighbor Policy

Good Neighbor Policy well liked title for the Latin American principle chased by the management of the U.S. Leader Franklin D. Roosevelt. Suggested by the president's firm promise “to the principle of the good neighbor” (first inaugural address, stride 4, 1933), the set about assessed a exodus from customary American interventionism. The United States renounced its right to unilaterally intervene in the interior activities of other countries at the Montevideo Conference (December 1933); the Platt Amendment, which sanctioned U.S. intervention in Cuba, was abrogated (1934); and the U.S. Marines ...