Community of Latin American states (historical context)

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diplomatic alignment historical political concept regional integration idea

The Community of Latin American states (historical context) refers to the early 19th-century vision and loose diplomatic-political alignment of newly independent Latin American republics seeking regional solidarity and mutual support after independence from Spain and Portugal.

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Label	Occurrences
Community of Latin American states (historical context) canonical	1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	diplomatic alignment ⓘ historical political concept ⓘ regional integration idea ⓘ
aimedToCounterbalance	European great powers ⓘ potential U.S. dominance in the hemisphere ⓘ
emergedAfter	Latin American wars of independence ⓘ independence from Portugal ⓘ independence from Spain ⓘ
hasCharacteristic	based on shared anti-colonial experience ⓘ inspired by republican and liberal ideas ⓘ loose diplomatic alignment ⓘ not a formal supranational organization ⓘ pan-Latin American sentiment ⓘ
hasConceptualPrecursor	idea of a confederation of Spanish American republics ⓘ projects of a union of newly independent Latin American states ⓘ
hasGeographicScope	Latin America ⓘ
hasGoal	collective security ⓘ coordination of foreign policy ⓘ defense of independence ⓘ mutual support among Latin American republics ⓘ promotion of republican government ⓘ regional solidarity ⓘ resistance to European recolonization ⓘ resistance to external intervention ⓘ
hasHistoricalContext	Monroe Doctrine ⓘ surface form: Monroe Doctrine era post-Napoleonic international order ⓘ
hasIdeologicalBasis	anti-colonial nationalism ⓘ liberal constitutionalism ⓘ republicanism ⓘ
hasInfluenceOn	20th-century Latin American regional organizations ⓘ later Latin American integration projects ⓘ
hasLimitation	divergent national interests ⓘ internal conflicts among Latin American states ⓘ limited economic integration ⓘ weak institutionalization ⓘ
hasTemporalContext	early 19th century ⓘ
includesTypicalMembers	Chile ⓘ Gran Colombia ⓘ Mexico ⓘ Peru ⓘ United Provinces of Central America ⓘ
isDistinctFrom	Community of Latin American and Caribbean States ⓘ surface form: Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC)
isRelatedTo	Bolivarianism ⓘ Congress of Panama (1826) ⓘ Latin American regionalism ⓘ Pan-Americanism ⓘ Simón Bolívar ⓘ
prefigures	modern Latin American multilateral diplomacy ⓘ

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First Mexican Republic → memberOf → Community of Latin American states (historical context) ⓘ