After the Bogota Accords, many speculated that both sides would want round 2. They were right, but did not predict the communists coming in to play. In 1976, the Communist Sandinista party won the elections in Nicaragua, and began funding FARC in Colombia alongside Hugo Chavez. This led to a trilateral cold war in the region between Colombia/USA/Brazil, Venezuela/Bolivia/Nicaragua and the rest of the non-US North America, and Chile/Argentina/Uruguay/Paraguay. The McCain administration would also apply this tactic of subversion until the war broke out.
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| - Second Latin American War (Kornilovshina)
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| - After the Bogota Accords, many speculated that both sides would want round 2. They were right, but did not predict the communists coming in to play. In 1976, the Communist Sandinista party won the elections in Nicaragua, and began funding FARC in Colombia alongside Hugo Chavez. This led to a trilateral cold war in the region between Colombia/USA/Brazil, Venezuela/Bolivia/Nicaragua and the rest of the non-US North America, and Chile/Argentina/Uruguay/Paraguay. The McCain administration would also apply this tactic of subversion until the war broke out.
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| - After the Bogota Accords, many speculated that both sides would want round 2. They were right, but did not predict the communists coming in to play. In 1976, the Communist Sandinista party won the elections in Nicaragua, and began funding FARC in Colombia alongside Hugo Chavez. This led to a trilateral cold war in the region between Colombia/USA/Brazil, Venezuela/Bolivia/Nicaragua and the rest of the non-US North America, and Chile/Argentina/Uruguay/Paraguay. During this time, the Reagan administration would fund the "Contras", partisans who sought to overthrow the Sandinistas. This would cause controversy since this violated a US arms embargo on the contras. The McCain administration would also apply this tactic of subversion until the war broke out.
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