| It is very important to know, that the customary land | | | | accepted by Kennedy Administration. Because of the |
| reforms in countries of Latin America were | | | | stated above causes the results of the Alliance were |
| concentrated on resettlement. They did not get | | | | not radical in the countries of Latin America. The state |
| involved with the existent social and political structures; | | | | of affairs that countries of Latin American faced up till |
| in its place, more long-established U.S. methods | | | | 1960s was too complicated to be resolved with help of |
| towards land redeployment involved foothold of virgin | | | | $22.3 billion of international aid. There was no |
| islands, public statement of the new grounds and | | | | considerable improvement made after the years of |
| convey of the native people to the up to that time | | | | improvement of land rights in Latin America. Among |
| unoccupied areas. As for the case with the Alliance | | | | the ten countries that have experienced the land |
| for Progress, the United States directly got involved | | | | reform, five had previously had a records of land |
| with the societal structure of Latin America, while the | | | | reform as well as the one in Mexico from 1917, |
| power of property-owners and bribery of the states | | | | Guatemala and Bolivia from 1953, Colombia since |
| were absolutely underestimated with help of the | | | | 1960s, Venezuela ever since 1954. The practice of |
| Alliance for Progress. Well-known revolutionary land | | | | these countries displays that land reform of the |
| rearrangement policies in Cuba and Mexico set the | | | | Alliance for Progress for sure was a complete failure. |
| tendency for every farmland policy in Latin America. | | | | Clearly, U.S. foreign policy needed be much more |
| There in no doubt, that a meaningfully stronger | | | | aggressive in counties of Latin America to reach the |
| impulsion was needed for strategy to be successfully | | | | goals that were earlier established by the Kennedy |
| implemented more willingly than a "Peaceful Revolution" | | | | Administration. |