O artigo avalia algumas implicações e desdobramentos do golpe brasileiro, em 1964, sob a perspectiva da história das relações internacionais. Especificamente, a pesquisa explora a crise e a recomposição das relações bilaterais entre o Brasil e o México, em virtude da reserva do governo de Adolfo López Mateos em reconhecer imediatamente à s novas autoridades brasileiras, comandadas pelo general Humberto Castelo Branco. Nessa linha, o artigo reconhece a relevância da competição Leste-Oeste, a denominada doutrina Estrada, a questão do tipo de regime polÃtico na inserção internacional dos paÃses latino-americanos, e outros tópicos convergentes da agenda intra-regional vigente à época dos fatos. O presente artigo é resultado de pesquisa com fontes primárias consultadas no Arquivo do Ministério das Relações Exteriores.
The paper evaluates some implications and consequences of the Brazilian
coup in 1964, from the perspective of the history of international relations.
Specifically, the research explores the crisis and recomposition of the bilateral
relations between Brazil and Mexico, besides the reserves of the Government
of Adolfo López Mateos to recognize the new Brazilian authorities, commanded
by general Humberto Castelo Branco. In that sense, the paper recognizes
the relevance of the East-West competition, the so called Estrada doctrine, the
question of the type of political regime in the international insertion of Latin
American countries, and other converged topics of intra-regional agenda at the
time of the events. The paper is a result of research with primary sources rescued
in the Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brasilia).
The paper evaluates some implications and consequences of the Brazilian
coup in 1964, from the perspective of the history of international relations.
Specifically, the research explores the crisis and recomposition of the bilateral
relations between Brazil and Mexico, besides the reserves of the Government
of Adolfo López Mateos to recognize the new Brazilian authorities, commanded
by general Humberto Castelo Branco. In that sense, the paper recognizes
the relevance of the East-West competition, the so called Estrada doctrine, the
question of the type of political regime in the international insertion of Latin
American countries, and other converged topics of intra-regional agenda at the
time of the events. The paper is a result of research with primary sources rescued
in the Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brasilia).
