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The World Bank and the Cold War in Latin America Brian John general readersEstablished at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, the World Bank soon emerged as a central pillar of the postwar order, and the world's leading development institution. This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the World Bank's pivotal role in the Cold War in Latin America through an examination of its interactions with Argentina one of Latin America's largest economies, and a heavy borrower of the World Bank. In doing so, it unveils the