The Negative Consequences of the US Intervention in the Guatemalan Civil War

The civil war in Guatemala was a civil war of the 20th century that lasted from 1954 to 1996. It has had a serious impact on the geopolitical relationship of Central America and the US policy toward hostile governments. The war formed the geopolitics of this area and affected not only Guatemala but also the so-called Cold War as a whole. But there are differences among historians as the influence of the United States leads to the outcome of the conflict. Through thorough investigation it is clear that the influence of the United States on war is very important and extremely harmful to the geopolitical interests of the United States.

The civil war in El Salvador (1980-1992), the civil war in Guatemala (1960-1996), the anti-war in Nicaragua (1981-1990) was the final stage of the Cold War. Among these three conflicts, the United States funded anti - communist right group; by chance they were also groups that committed most of human rights violations during the war. Recent memories of these intense wars echoed in the collective trauma of Central America and their respective overseas citizens. Even if the Syrian conflict is over, I am predicting that the Syrians will fight in future generations.

The American war is summarized (Daggett 1). It is truthful that the US is not much involved in the economic aspects of Guatemala's civil war. This kind of assertion means that the four wars in American history are negligible based on the amount spent on wartime. The funds provided by the United States expanded the conflict in Guatemala and expanded the suffering of the Maya people. Because the United States is partially responsible for the continual suffering of the Mayan people, they should help rectify these mistakes. While the US government participated in the politics of Guatemala during the war, I believe that many people are not responsible because Guatemalan military officials are actively involved in war. One party can not assume all responsibility. In many cases of war there is a mistake in combination