"Cry of the People" won the Sidney Hillman Foundation Book Award,
Columbia University's Maria Moors Cabot Award, and was cited by the NYT
Book Review as one of the most notable nonfiction books of 1980. The
emphasis is on the struggle for human rights in Latin America in the
context of U.S. counterinsurgency and development policy, multinational
corporations, and the CIA. A microcosm of this struggle is seen in
conflict between progressive Catholics and reactionary cults such as
Tradition, Family, and Property, which was linked with the CIA in the
overthrow of Goulart in Brazil in 1964 and Allende in Chile in 1973.
As they say in Latin America, "The CIA goes to church but not to pray."
ISBN 0-14-006047-2
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