| Chief Editor's Address |
Vladimir Travkin
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Pages 6-6 |
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Contemporary science
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| Latin American studies of today: origins, results and perspectives |
Vladimir Davydov
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Pages 8-28 |
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Society
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| Latin America in the new millennium. Social panorama and dynamics of politi-cal processes (1) |
Zbigniew Iwanowsky
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Pages 30-39 |
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International relations
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| Latin America: constant focus of the Russian foreign policy |
Alexandr Shchetinin
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Pages 40-47 |
| Latin America: a new geopolitical trajectory |
Vladimir Sudarev
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Pages 48-59 |
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Policy
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| A new historical turnaround in Mexico |
Anatoly Borovkov
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Pages 61-75 |
| Cuba: institutional changes in the service of the economy |
Nikolay Kalashnikov
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Liudmila Nikolaeva
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Pages 76-88 |
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History pages
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| The Comintern and the birth of the Soviet Latin American studies |
Victor Jeifets
/
Lazar Jeifets
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Pages 90-105 |
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Iberian aspect
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| Iberian countries: economic spurt and relations with Russia |
Nailya Yakovleva
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Petr P. Yakovlev
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Pages 107-122 |
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Culture
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| Brazilian national identity: opinions and doubts |
Natalia Konstantinova
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Pages 123-128 |
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Letters of Congratulation
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| Congratulation from the Minister of Foreign Affairs |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 7-7 |
| Congratulation from Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 29-29 |
| Congratulation from Diplomatic Academy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 60-60 |
| Congratulation from Saint-Petersburg State University |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 89-89 |
| Congratulation from Plekhanov Russian University of Economics |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 106-106 |
| Congratulation from CN CEPLA |
Latinskaya Amerika
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Pages 129-129 |
| Letters of congratulation |
Vladimir Travkin
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