Acceso usuarios
El denominado frente tercermundista que identi4 có a la diplomacia venezolana durante el período de gobierno de Rafael Caldera (1969-1974) y fue profundizado con Carlos Andrés Pérez (1974-1979), se replegará durante el decenio (1979 – 1989), correspondiente a los gobiernos de Luis Herrera Campins y Jaime Lusinchi, ante la crisis de la deuda externa y la desafección política de los años ochenta del siglo XX catalogada como la década perdida; la merma en este principio no impidió la activa diplomacia de Venezuela contra el oprobioso régimen del apartheid, la cuestión namibiana y el establecimiento de relaciones bilaterales.AbstractThe so-called O Third World front that identified Venezuelan diplomacy during the government of Rafael Caldera (1969-1974) and that was deepened during that of Carlos Andrés Pérez (1974-1979) will decline during the decade (1979-1989), which corresponded to the governments of Luis Herrera Campins and Jaime Lusinchi. This was due to the crisis produced by external debt and the political disaffection proper to the 1980s, which made it be called “the lost decade.” This decline did not forestall the active diplomacy of Venezuela against the opprobrious apartheid regime, concern with the Namibian crisis, and the establishment of bilateral relations.
