Aplicacion de modelos geopolíticos en América Latina: los casos de Brasil y Colombia
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El presente artículo tiene como propósito retomar varios de los elementos fundamentales que brinda la geopolítica clásica con el fin de explicar la nueva reconfiguración de América Latina, a partir de la competencia de intereses hegemónicos que han dado lugar a que dentro de este diseño geopolítico, países como Colombia, ubicado geográficamente entre el mar Caribe y los territorios que conforman la cuenca andino-amazónica, se haya convertido en una especia de cerco estratégico (rimland) desde el cual se pretende “vigilar” las acciones de su vecino inmediato: Brasil, a quien se le podría considerar desde esa misma perspectiva el área pivote (heartland) más estratégica de toda la región sudamericana.
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