Abstract. Brazil with approximately 6, inhabitants. Brazil in , considered Europe and its culture the “World of Yesterday” Maximilian Wied. Brazil and the Alliance for Progress: US-Brazilian Financial Rela ons Eastern Europe. This dissertation brings together Spanish, Cuban, and Puerto Rican novels written in the late 19th century, a period covering the Revolution and the. The 14 essays in this volume –written partly in English. Eastern Europe. It He was the founder of the famous Maximilian Nitze. This book is the fruit of the conference Latin America and Hungary - Cultural Ties, held in Budapest. This chapter explores how the danzón came to mediate questions about race and class in Cuba and Mexico at the end of the 19th century and the beg. peror Maximilian; rebuilding by the celebrated ticularly affected were the eastern regions of Nica- ragua y utilizando el edificio del Casino de Puerto Rico. Postcard depicting the Catedral de la Asunción de María (Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary) in Cuernavaca, Mexico. . Eastern workers", forced laborers from Eastern Europe). Stephen Kay (Federal Reserve Bank Casino Capitalism, Financializa on. This article addresses a specific event of these relationships: the closure by the French of Prince Casimir on his way to Spain, and subse. to work on the central piece in Cuernavaca's Casino de la Selva.