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Not long after the creation of dependency theory by Latin-American political-economists (often associated with ECLA, the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America), Pope Paul VI incorporated many of its conceptions into his encyclical, Populorum Progressio (The Development of Peoples, 1967). Following are excerpts from the ECLA report, "Prelimanary Balance of the Latin America Economy in 1983". Secretary-General javier Perez de Cuellar, in a message delivered at the opening session on 9 January in his behalf by ECLA Executive Secretary Enrique V. |
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