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The United States wrested Guantanamo Bay -- discovered by Europeans in 1494 -- from the Spanish during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and established a base there.
And as a result of the changes we have introduced we will have 40% more speakers of Mandarin and Arabic in our posts overseas than in 2010, and 20% more speakers of Latin American Spanish and Portuguese.
Other residents in the building include Spanish and Greek-American families, at least one of which is using the home as an investment property, she said.
The first, at the University of Chicago in 1951, was a survey of American foreign policy since the Spanish-American War, and a running critique of the deleterious effect of domestic politics on international relations.
This has allowed negative sentiment to sweep across financial markets on worries over the U.S. debt ceiling, and a warning by Fitch Ratings that American, British and Spanish ratings are under threat.
MADRID, Spain (CNN) -- Spanish police vehicles topped with machine guns were standing guard outside the American, British and Israeli embassies in the Spanish capital as security was beefed up ahead of the likely war in Iraq, CNN observed Wednesday.
With a fluency in Spanish and an affinity for all things Latin American, Dr. Manheimer has traveled widely in the Spanish-speaking world, including visits to remote and dangerous areas.
These years represented a triumph of Wilsonianism and of the lessons that America had learned from the Spanish-American War, two world wars, and the Vietnam War.
The Spanish-American War and its aftermath represented a turning point in American foreign policy.
Blacks had fought with distinction in the Spanish-American War and would enlist en masse during World War I.
This book describes some examples of Latin American and Spanish Biosphere Reserves management.
On the first floor, Strand's uncompromisingly austere photography (from Spanish, North American and Mexican collections) offers a hard-bitten "collective portrait" of small-town Mexican life told through photos of individuals, landscapes, studies of architecture and religious iconology.
The Weequahic neighborhood had been built on farm lots at the undeveloped southwest edge of Newark just after World War One, some half dozen of the streets named, imperially, for victorious naval commanders in the Spanish-American War and the local movie house called, after FDR's fifth cousin and the country's twenty-sixth president the Roosevelt.
And many are from families that have been American for generations, no longer speak Spanish and are ambivalent toward the new arrivals.
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We looked at Costa Rica and Panama first, but both countries speak Spanish as their national language and, as with most South American countries, the legal system was based on Napoleonic law.
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Despite the acquisition of Cuba and the Philippines in the Spanish-American War of 1898, America was not a colonial power.
Although outnumbered, the Spanish infantry fought hard, and caused enough American casualties to make Shafter blink.
The United States occupied Guantanamo Bay, discovered by the Europeans in 1494, during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and established a base there.
There is plenty of investment too: Brazil's largest car makers are Fiat and Volkswagen, and Spanish banks have been queuing to buy Latin American ones.
And, in doing so, does it not cast shadows of the old colonial past that could spoil the Ibero-American community of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries?
"Cruzar la Cara de la Luna" is sung in Spanish and tells the story of a Mexican-American family with members on both sides of the border.
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So obviously she opposed the 1898 Spanish-American, WW1, WW2, Korea and Vietnam.
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This week, at the launch, some 2, 500 documents from Argentina, Mexico and the American Midwest, all in English and Spanish, will go live.
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More than 200 years of Spanish colonialism, a Western-Pacific heritage and the current American control are stirred together for a number of unique local dishes, like the Chorizo Breakfast Bowl.
For four centuries the region's Muslims have fought off attempts to subjugate them, first by Spanish colonisers, then by their American successors, and most recently by Filipino strongmen such as a deposed former president, Ferdinand Marcos.
Among his many roles, the Spanish politician has to play the American to Europeans, and the European to Americans.
"A Message to Garcia" is a parable of heroic initiative and duty, very loosely based on events during the Spanish-American War of 1898.
The tranquillity of the coastal trail is occasionally broken by the sound of oncoming foot traffic, the enthusiastic chatter sprinkled with Spanish, French and German, as well as British and North American accents.
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