...Ben Frankel The Venezuelan Democratic Revolution. A Profile of the Regime of Romulo Betancourt . By Alexander Robert . New Brunswick, N. J. , 1964 . Rutgers University Press . Index. Maps. Pictures. Notes . Pp. 345 . $9.00 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965...

...Guillermo T. Aveledo Rómulo Betancourt: His Historical Personality and the Genesis of Modern Democracy in Venezuela . By Germán Carrera Damas . Translated by Elizabeth Lowe . Gainesville : University of Florida Press , 2021 . Notes. Glossary . xl, 406 pp. Cloth, $90.00...

...Steve Ellner Betancourt y la conjura militar del 45 . By Velásquez Luis Cordero . Caracas : Editorial Lumevac , 1978 . Pp. 233 . El 18 de octubre de 1945: Génesis y realizaciones de una revolución democrática . By Betancourt Rómulo . Introduction by Consalvi Simón...

... . By Ponte Dominguez Francisco J. . La Habana , 1954 . Editorial “Modas Magazine.” Bibliography . Pp. 135 . El mayor general Pedro E. Betancourt en la guerra y en la paz . By Abascal Pedro Rodríguez . Habana , 1954 . Bibliography . Pp. 113 . Papeles dominicanos de Máximo Gómez...

...Winfield J. Burggraaff Venezuela: Dueña de su petróleo . By Betancourt Rómulo . Caracas , 1975 . Ediciones Centauro . Illustrations. Table. Appendix . Pp. 197 . Paper. Un hombre llamado Rómulo Betancourt . By Blanco Marcelino , Bosch Juan , . Caracas , 1975...

...Edwin Lieuwen Rómulo Betancourt and the Transformation of Venezuela . By Alexander Robert J. . New Brunswick, N.J. : Transaction Books , 1981 . Afterword. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 737 . Cloth . $39.95 . Copyright 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 While reading...

...Alexander Betancourt-Mendieta Presencia española en Puebla, siglos XVI – XX . Edited by Grajales Agustín and Illanes Lilian . Puebla, Mexico : Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, BUAP/Embajada de España en México , 2002 . Photographs. Illustrations. Maps. Tables...

... , 517 . Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 The leftist orientation of the young Rómulo Betancourt and his membership in the Communist party of Costa Rica are widely known, but the specifics of his differences with orthodox communism during these early years were never thoroughly...

...John D. Martz As this is written, he is about to return to Venezuela permanently, a decision which has aroused wide speculation about possible future political involvement. It may well be that the story of Rómulo Betancourt has future chapters yet to unfold. Be that as it may, his place...

...; Bryan to Betancourt, April 23, 1915, 711.21/316. See Francisco Escobar (Colombia’s consul general in the United States), “Why the Colombian Treaty Should Be Ratified,” The Independent , LXXXII (July 13, 1914), 60-61. 59 Betancourt to Bryan, April 17, 1915, 711.21/316. Involved in the accusation...

...John D. Martz Tres años de gobierno democrático; 1959-1963 . 3 vols . By Betancourt Rómulo . Caracas , 1962 . Imprenta Nacional . Illustrations. Index . Pp. 1296 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 The election of Rómulo Betancourt to the Venezuela presidency...

... 1982 For five days in October of 1981 Venezuelans, in a massive outpouring of emotion, mourned the death of Rómulo Betancourt. His singular dedication and extraordinary tenacity in the service of democracy will not soon be paralleled. For the architect of Venezuela’s contemporary pluralistic...

... to contemporary Venezuela. The authors provide extended discussions of certain topics, such as the armed movements against the government of Rómulo Betancourt in the early 1960s and the two presidencies of Carlos Andrés Pérez (1974 – 79 and 1989 – 93). The discussion of post-1958 politics offers a highly...

... life of Betancourt, whose government he had attacked vehemently as a journalist writing in communist newspapers. The book Rómulo Betancourt, político de nación (2004) is an analysis of the growth and consolidation of Betancourt’s leading role in the development of democracy in Venezuela. Caballero...

... and Venezuela's Rómulo Betancourt as well as US-based allies Charles O. Porter, who served Oregon in the House of Representatives, and Frances R. Grant of the Inter-American Association for Democracy and Freedom (IADF), Wells adeptly expands on Ameringer's overview to detail how such democratic reformers...

... the context of the hostility between Cuba and Venezuela. President Betancourt so despised Castro that he volunteered to participate in the Kennedy administration's assassination plots against the Cuban. Miller also uncritically accepts Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) reports about Cuban activity...

...Ben Fallaw 150 José Luis Sierra Villareal and José Antonio Paoli Bolio, Cárdenas y el reparto de los henequenales (Mérida: Consejo Ed. Yucatán, 1986), 75. 149 Fallaw, “Antonio Betancourt Pérez.” 148 Antonio Betancourt Pérez, Memorias de un combatiente social (Mérida...

..., 1948, legislation of the Gallegos government; third, the agrarian decree of the military regime in June of 1949; and finally, the recent legislation of the Betancourt government approved in February of 1960. The preceding should not be construed as belittling Troconis Guerrero’s treatment...

... makes Latin America’s revolutions incomprehensible. There is a difference between a Betancourt, a Figueres, an Arévalo, an Haya de la Torre, a Frondizi, or a Juan Bosch and a Fidel Castro. One is trying to transform his country into a modern democratic state, the other is trying to develop a base...

...Andrew James Hamilton [email protected] Collective Creativity and Artistic Agency in Colonial Latin America . Edited by Maya Stanfield-Mazzi and Margarita Vargas-Betancourt . Gainesville : University of Florida Press , 2023 . Maps. Figures. Table. Notes. Bibliographies. Index...