Pros and cons of “dollar diplomacy” in Latin American development

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While it was less dependent on military intervention than Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy, Taft's dollar diplomacy did the United States more harm than good. Still plagued by foreign debt, the Central American countries came to resent U.S. interference, fostering anti-American nationalist movements.

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