three specific cases of social protest caused by the economic control of institutions of global governance such as The International Monetary Fund (IFM) in Latin American countries. These cases are: Chile ruled by Pinochet’s authoritarian military regime from 1973 to 1990, Mexico’s crisis in 1994 after changes in its international monetary policy and Ecuador that this year signed an agreement to borrow 4.2 billion dollars from the IFM; for which, the government had to eliminate gas subsides that affected the poorest communities in the country.
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three specific cases of social protest caused by the economic control of institutions of global governance such as The International Monetary Fund (IFM) in Latin American countries. These cases are: Chile ruled by Pinochet’s authoritarian military regime from 1973 to 1990, Mexico’s crisis in 1994 after changes in its international monetary policy and Ecuador that this year signed an agreement to borrow 4.2 billion dollars from the IFM; for which, the government had to eliminate gas subsides that affected the poorest communities in the country.
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