Estados Unidos y las caídas de Juan Manuel de Rosas (1852) y Antonio López de Santa Anna (1855)

Eduardo Hodge Dupré

doi:10.12795/TEMAS-AMERICANISTAS.2021.I46.10

Estados Unidos y las caídas de Juan Manuel de Rosas (1852) y Antonio López de Santa Anna (1855)

Translated title of the contribution: United States and the falls of Juan Manuel de Rosas (1852) and Antonio López de Santa Anna (1855)

Eduardo Hodge Dupré^*

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This paper analyzes the perceptions of the plenipotentiaries of the United States on leaders who marked the Argentinian and Mexican nineteenth century respectively: Rancher of Buenos Aires Juan Manuel de Rosas and the perennial General Santa Anna. Diplomatic reports support two hypothesis: i) These regimes were incompatible with US interests in the region; ii) there was disposition to propitiate or collaborate with its overthrew.

Translated title of the contribution	United States and the falls of Juan Manuel de Rosas (1852) and Antonio López de Santa Anna (1855)
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	223-248
Number of pages	26
Journal	Temas Americanistas
Issue number	46
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.12795/TEMAS-AMERICANISTAS.2021.I46.10
State	Published - 30 Jun 2021

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Estados Unidos y las caídas de Juan Manuel de Rosas (1852) y Antonio López de Santa Anna (1855)

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