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Jan Black outlined the US penetration of Brazilian politics in the 1960s and 1970s, including the linkages with military and business elites, revealing their compromise on national sovereignty. Based on cables released by WikiLeaks, this study shows a renewed emphasis by the US government to manipulate Brazilian domestic and foreign policies in the late 1990s and 2000s.

This paper examines the US National Security Strategies, 2002 and 2006, with a view to understanding the impact that some of their elements, including the doctrine of pre-emptive war, may have on Brazilian military thought. By focusing on revealing articles by Brazilian military intellectuals, and re-examining the international legal implications of the Strategies, the author determines that the implicit threats to the national sovereignty of middle-range powers will intensifythe growing suspicion and senseof threat posed by the US to the ArmedForces of Brazil. ; Este trabalho analisa as Estratégias de Segurança Nacional dos EUA, de 2002 e 2006, visando compreender o impacto de alguns de seus elementos sobre o pensamento militar brasileiro, entre eles, a doutrina de "Guerra Preemptiva". Ao enfocar artigos reveladores produzidos por intelectuais militares brasileiros, e reexaminar as implicações jurídicas internacionais das Estratégias, o autor conclui que as ameaças implícitas nestes documentos à soberania de potências médias intensificarão a suspeita crescente e o temor imposto pelos EUA às Forças Armadas do Brasil.

Jan Black outlined the US penetration of Brazilian politics in the 1960s and 1970s, including the linkages with military and business elites, revealing their compromise on national sovereignty. Based on cables released by WikiLeaks, this study shows a renewed emphasis by the US government to manipulate Brazilian domestic and foreign policies in the late 1990s and 2000s

Military, environmental and corporate US and European interests were focused on Amazônia after 1926. This analyzes attempts to extract resources, US-Brazilian military crises, and the media on resistance to corporate and environmental projects in Amazônia up to the end of the 1990s.Keywords: Projects in Amazônia. America. Media. Resources extraction. Brazilian's military.

Argues that political representatives of economic elites have moved in authoritarian patterns in maintaining and expanding their neoliberal and antidistributive policies; response to Nun's 1967 article, "The middle-class military coup".