Dictators and Civil Wars: The Cold War in Latin America | Retro Report

[@donpierce3996]

an actual honest report...who'd a thunk it

[@youngnope4664]

Cold War in Latin America from the perspective of Americans??? Yeah...no.

[@davidgrigsby1990]

¡Apoyo a los izquierdistas!

[@MarcPagan]

This doc's credibility sunk after it blamed Illegal migration on U.S. policy. As even this documentary is not claiming U.S. meddling in Mexico .....the first stop for Central American migrants

[@jessalalacross239]

Migrants pass through Mexico to reach the US because Mexico is in between Central America and the US...that's a geographical requirement. And they were discussing refugees from unstable countries, which is not illegal migration. Anyone has the right to seek asylum.

[@josephipatzi2568]

You’re not very bright.

[@MarcPagan]

@@jessalalacross239 These are not refugees or any description. You know that real refugees must seek asylum in the first country they enter. Also, are you willing to make up the depressed wages in the service due to illegal aliens? Is the Law of Supply and Demand real?

[@jessalalacross239]

@@MarcPagan I agree that illegal migrant workers depress wages, but only in manual labour fields, and I also blame that form of migration on de-facto government agreement. Any company that reports less in employment numbers than should be possible to do the work should be investigated. K-12 education should require valid SSN numbers. The U.S. government collects locations and tax dollars from millions of undocumented people each year. The rest of us actively benefit from illegal migrant labour.

[@lvbest18]

Causing war that killed civilians for decades is a reason why those countries in Central America never recovered , yes the U.S. did cause immigration