[Verse]1 Everyone knows the deceptions of the United States, driven by their avarice and greed, which runs in their blood, devoid of ethics, morals, and loyalty. And the governments of Latin America, driven by ambition and a desire to lose, sell their souls to the invader, betraying their homelands and their people, devoid of feelings or heart. Latin America, which today, if united, could have been a superpower, is instead held back and imprisoned by those who have been subjugated. They speak of freedom, knowing the truth and reality of the United States: that they are disposable puppets, and when they use it for their own purposes, they end up in the trash. If you don't believe me, ask the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, whom they used, humiliated, and ended up in the garbage can.
How many times have our beloved Latin American countries suffered the misfortune of being visited by this beautiful country?
And if the United States intervenes, why are we so...? How many times have our beloved Latin American countries had the misfortune of being visited by this beautiful nation?
And if the United States intervenes for the good of society, why are we in Latin America so screwed? Let's start with one of the first military conflicts the United States had on the American continent: the Anglo-American War of 1812. In Mexico, we had the misfortune of receiving the Americans on three occasions: the war with the United States from 1846 to 1848, the blockade of 1914, and the punitive expedition of 1916 to 1917.
Then we have the thirty-four occupations: the first occupation of the Dominican Republic in 1914, the second in 1924, and the third in 1983.
Then there are the banana wars in Central America, specifically in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua; the Bay of Pigs invasion in Costa Rica in 1961; and finally, the invasion of Venezuela to arrest President Nicolás Maduro. Maduro in 2026, and this only includes direct military interventions because we haven't even counted all the coups sponsored by the CIA, that is, the United States, to prevent the rapid spread of communism in the Americas. We're already seeing a deluge of them: the 1954 coup in the Dominican Republic, the 1973 coup in Chile, the 1976 coup in the United States, and finally the 2009 coup in Honduras. These are just some of the operations we know about.
And well, we're already in deep trouble, so I have a question: if these coups and US military interventions are so good, why are we in such a bad way in Latin America?
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Do you have any examples of Latin American countries that have succeeded thanks to these coups? An industrialized country, an advanced country like China? And of all the interventions I mentioned, how many were there? Because, honestly, there were so many that you don't even know what the favorite activity of the United States is. God will judge the evil.
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