Bilateral relations between Ecuador and the US during the eighties and nineties

Authors

  • Gustavo Palacio Cancillería ecuatorianaMinisterio de Bienestar Social del Ecuador

Abstract

This article develops a comparative analysis of the bilateral relations between Ecuador and the United States during the presidential administrations of Osvaldo Hurtado, Léon Febres Cordero, Rodrigo Borja, Sixto Durán-Ballén, Abdalá Bucaram, Fabián Alarcón and Jamil Ma-huad. The author explores the similarities and differences in the approaches of each administration in topics such as democracy, human rights, drugs, foreign debt, trade, and Ecuador-Peru bilateral relations.

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Author Biography

Gustavo Palacio, Cancillería ecuatorianaMinisterio de Bienestar Social del Ecuador

Funcionario de la Cancillería ecuatoriana, y actualmente asesor del Ministerio de Bienestar Social del Ecuador.

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How to Cite

Palacio, G. (2016). Bilateral relations between Ecuador and the US during the eighties and nineties. Comentario Internacional. Journal of the Andean Center of International Studies, (2), 147–171. Retrieved from https://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/comentario/article/view/234

Issue

No. 2 (2001): Geopolíticas del conocimiento

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Other issues

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