Le religieux comme lieu de pénétration politique et idéologique au Guatemala

Religion as a Vector of Political and Ideological Penetration in Guatemala. After World War II and more particularly since the late sixties, conservative, fundamentalist sects have exerted a growing influence in Latin America. With the financial and doctrinal backing of individualism American neo-conservatives, they convey the United States business ideology of and materialism. Guatemala is a case in point. No longer able to use the Catholic Church or the « liberal » Protestant churches as levers

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