Lust for power is the only constant in Latin America. Whether it be political, social or business, too few have too much of it. It takes years to truly understand the power structure in this intimidating environment where regime change can turn your plans upside down overnight. Run the gamut of adventure in Latin America with Robert Ampudia Whitt III, author of Expat, a true, autobiographical journey into the world of strange and mystifying social and business society, so close and yet so far from U.S. morals, ethics and standards.

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General Alfredo Stroessner declared himself President-for-Life of Paraguay and created the “poor man’s Nazi regime”
Ernesto Che Guevara: number two man in the Cuban revolution and Fidel Castro's close friend, later gunned down in Bolivia
General Manuel Noriega, military leader of Panama, backed by the U.S. but overthrown in 1989 and now resides in a Federal prison
Anastasio Somosa, Sr. became President of Nicaragua with the help of the Nicaragua National Guard and was assassinated in the streets
Hugo Banzar, became president of Bolivia by way of a military coup and later charged with bilking millions from American oil interests