Chapter 2
Document #1: “Letter from Jamaica,” Simón Bolívar (1815)
Document #2: “Address at the Congress of Angostura,” Simón Bolívar (1819)
Chapter 3
Document #3: “President Diaz: Hero of the Americas,” James Creelman (1908)
Document #4: “Plan de San Luis de Potosí,” Francisco Madero (1910)
Document #5: “Program of the Liberal Party,” Ricardo Flores Magón (1911)
Document #6: “Plan de Ayala,” Emilio Zapata (1911)
Document #7: “Speech to the Nation,” Lázaro Cárdenas (1938)
Document #8: “First Declaration from the Lacandon Jungle, Today We Say ‘Enough is Enough!’ (Ya Basta!),” EZLN Command (1993)
Chapter 4
Document #9: “Introduction to the Shark and the Sardines,” Juan José Arévalo (1956)
Document #10: “Acceptance and Nobel Lecture,” Rigoberta Menchú (1992)
Document #11: “Special Report No. 80: Communist Interference in El Salvador,” and “Response to Stories Published in Wall Street Journal and Washington Post,” U.S. Department of State and Alexander Haig (1981)
Document #12: “Testimonies of Guatemalan Women,” Luz Alicia Herrera (1980)
Chapter 5
Document #13: “Montecristi Manifesto,” José Martí and Máximo Gómez (1895)
Document #14: “My Race,” José Martí (1893)
Document #15: “History Will Absolve Me,” Fidel Castro (1953)
Document #16: “Statement from Mexico City,” Juana Castro (1964)
Document #17: “What is Cuba’s Sin?,” Fidel Castro (2003)
Chapter 6
Document #18: “Pulacyo Theses,” The Union Federation of Bolivian Mineworkers (1946)
Document #19: “Law of the Rights of Mother Earth,” Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia (2010)
Chapter 7
Document #20: “Press Release from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,” Secretariat of the Central General Command of the FARC-EP (2002)
Document #21: “Statement by Humberto de la Calle, Head of the Government Delegation to the Conversations Table,” Humberto de la Calle (2013)
Chapter 8
Document #22: ”Pact of Punto Fijo,” Acción Democrática, COPEI and Unión Republicana Democrática (1958)
Document #23: “Address to the United Nations,” Hugo Chávez (2006)
Chapter 9
Document #24: “What is Perónism?” (1948) || “The Twenty Truths of Perónist Justicialism,” Juan Domingo Perón (1950)
Document #25: Statement by the military upon taking power (1976)
Document #26: ”Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech,” Adolfo Pérez Esquivel (1980)
Document #27: “Speech at a Dinner with the Council of Americas in New York,” Néstor Kirchner (2006)
Chapter 10
Document #28: “Final Speech,” Salvador Allende (1973)
Document #29: “Military Decrees on Seizing Power,” Augusto Pinochet (1973)
Document #30: “Inaugural Address,” Michelle Bachelet (2006)
Chapter 11
Document #31: “On Slavery in Brazil,” Thomas Ewbank (1856)
Document #32: State Department Telegram to Ambassador Lincoln Gordon (1964)
Document #33: “Letter to Pope Paul VI,” Marcos Settamini Pena de Arruda (1971)
Document #34: “Speech of the President of the Republic in the ceremony installing the Truth Commission,” Dilma Rousseff (2012)
Chapter 12
Document #35: “Testimony before Congress on the Goals of NAFTA and Preliminary Evaluation,” C. Fred Bergsten (1997)
Document #36: “NAFTA Equals Death, Say Peasant Farmers,” Diego Cevalos (2002)
Chapter 15
Document #37: “Monroe Doctrine,” James Monroe (1823)
Document #38: “Abraham Lincoln on the Mexican-American War (1848)”
Document #39: “Roosevelt Corollary,” Theodore Roosevelt (1904)
Document #40: “Brazil, the United States, and Pan-Americanism,” Baron of Rio Branco (1905)”
Document #41: “Address at a White House Reception for Members of Congress and for the Diplomatic Corps of the Latin American Republics,” John F. Kennedy (1961)
Chapter 16
Document #42 President Obama’s speech at the 2009 Summit of the Americas
Document #43 A Washington Office on Latin America statement on Honduras
Document #44 The Path Forward for Honduras
Document #45 Honduras: The Obama Administration’s First Latin American Waterloo
Document #46 Human Rights in Latin America: An interview with Paulo Sérgio Pinherio
Document #47 Hillary Clinton’s speech on Opportunity in the Americas