Afganistán y México: La dinámica de las relaciones entre los dos países afectada negativamente por el Estado imperial estadounidense

Hafizullah Emadi

doi:10.29105/rpgyc11.21-339

Autores/as

Hafizullah Emadi National Coalition of Independent Scholars

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29105/rpgyc11.21-339

Palabras clave:

Afganistán, México, asistencia humanitaria, guerra de agresión de Estados Unidos, ocupación, relaciones comerciales, relaciones bilaterales

Resumen

El estudio analiza la literatura relevante sobre los factores que llevaron a las guerras de agresión de Estados Unidos contra Afganistán y México y el establecimiento de relaciones diplomáticas, comerciales y empresariales entre Afganistán y México. El artículo propone que fomentar relaciones sólidas entre los estados periféricos puede conducir a su empoderamiento frente a los desafíos de las potencias centrales como Estados Unidos que buscan mantener el control. Afganistán y México comparten ciertas similitudes en su historia política. Estados Unidos ha intervenido militarmente en ambos países, aunque por diferentes razones. México, que ha experimentado la intervención estadounidense en su propia historia, ha mostrado solidaridad con Afganistán, que enfrentó 20 años de ocupación estadounidense. Tras la retirada de las tropas estadounidenses de Afganistán, México ofreció visas humanitarias a los refugiados afganos y facilitó visas de entrada a periodistas que enfrentaban peligro en Afganistán, demostrando un compromiso con el apoyo a los afectados por el conflicto.Colombia, in addition to the validation of 31 variables that should be considered in the process.

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Biografía del autor/a

Hafizullah Emadi, National Coalition of Independent Scholars

Ph.D in political science from the University of Hawaii-Manoa. Member of National Coalition of Independent Scholars, USA. E-mail: Hafizullah_emadi@yahoo.com. Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8898-0204

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