America's Good Neighbor policy:

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The Good Neighbor policy, initiated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s, sought to improve relations with Latin American countries by promoting nonintervention and non-interference in their affairs. It was a departure from previous U.S. policies that often involved military intervention and interference in the political affairs of Latin American countries. The policy did not promote free trade or eliminate all military presence in Latin America, nor did it promise aggressive military actions against any "bad neighbors."

America's Good Neighbor Policy