Estrategia venezolana para concertar el ALBA ante la expansión comercial Estados Unidos de América Latina
Keywords:
Regionalismo, ALBA, Expansión Comercial, Estrategia de Integración
Abstract
En 2004, Venezuela y Cuba acordaron una colaboración regional en América Latina llamada Alternativa Bolivariana de Las Américas y abreviado ALBA. Esta colaboración se forma como una resistencia frente a la expansión comercial de EE. UU. para traer una misión al neoliberalismo. Con la formación del ALBA, Venezuela es líder de la cooperación regional tomando medidas estratégicas para enfrentar el Neoliberalismo. En 2010 el ALBA ha tenido un total de 10 países miembros. Como contrahegemonía, el ALBA también funcionó en tres espacios. En el espacio de las ideas, los países miembros necesitan principios complementarios de solidaridad y cooperación para lograr la prosperidad y el desarrollo regional equitativo. En el espacio institucional, la idea se integra luego al ALBA.
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Published
2022-01-17
How to Cite
Theo Albert. (2022). Estrategia venezolana para concertar el ALBA ante la expansión comercial Estados Unidos de América Latina. ENDLESS : International Journal of Future Studies, 5(1), 19-30. https://doi.org/10.54783/endless.v5i1.207
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