United States National Security Council

NSC 144/1 (1953)

Summary

United States National Security Council NSC 144/1 (1953)

The United States should seek to assist in the economic development of Latin America by:
a. Encouraging Latin American governments to recognize that the bulk of the capital required for their economic development can best be supplied by private enterprise and that their own self-interest requires the creation of a climate which will attract private investment.
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United States National Security Council NSC 144/1 (1953)

An orderly political and economic development in Latin America so that the states in the area will be more effective members of the hemisphere system and increasingly important participants in the economic and political affairs of the free world. c. The safeguarding of the hemisphere, including sea and air approaches, by individual and collective defense measures against external aggression through the development of indigenous military forces and local bases necessary for hemisphere defense.
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