Latino America: La Sangre Corre En Los Rios

Latin America: A History Written in Blood

The world took a drastic change when Europeans first arrived to Latin America. Since history is generally written by survivors, or victors in this case,the accounts of the first encounters with Native Americans can only give us an idea of the crimes and atrocities commited by the peoples of the Old Continent. Of the many things Europeans imposed,religion [God] and it's constituents along with the infamous race for greed [Gold] and fame [Glory]took a heavy toll on the indigenous peoples. Centuries after Christopher Columbus sets foot on theCarribean islands, Europeans would seize control of the South American continent imposing a foreign culture on already established civilizations and systems of beliefs. This led to the dependence of Europeand ethnic tension between tribes, converts, natives, and settlers noticible to the present day. The complex civilizations of Latin America: Aztec, Olmec, and Mayan in Central America, and the Incaand Guarani in South America developed and used advanced calendars, sciences, arts, and architecture, that dreadfully  most of it disappeared in the snows of time. This cultural catastrophe caused bythe Christianization of the native inhabitants created a symbol of loyalty to the European powers and set forth the beginning of opulence in the New World, complete with powerful corrupt governments[Vice Royalties] and oppressive agendas that marked the beginning, progress and developement for modern Latin America. This heavy reliance on Europe created a European capitalist economic system, ofwhich the United States is the pupil that surpassed the professor. 

The current structure of industry of Latin America's industrial giants: Argentina, Brazil and Mexico exhibit characteristics of adeformed reflex development. That is a competitive capitalism that today export factories as well as goods and capital. penetrates and it captures everything: this is the consolidated industry...