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"Declassified: CIA's Covert Operations in Latin America (1950-1990)" provides an excellent opportunity to explore significant events and covert actions by the CIA during this period. Below is a list of 20 events and topics that can be featured in the documentary:

Operation PBSUCCESS (1954) - Guatemala: The CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew democratically elected President Jacobo Árbenz, leading to decades of political instability and civil war.

The Bay of Pigs Invasion (1961) - Cuba: The failed CIA-sponsored invasion of Cuba aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro's government.

Operation MONGOOSE (1961-1963) - Cuba: A covert operation aimed at sabotaging and destabilizing the Cuban government, following the Bay of Pigs failure.

The Cuban Missile Crisis (1962): The CIA’s role in identifying Soviet missile sites in Cuba and its involvement in the tense negotiations that followed.

CIA Involvement in Dominican Republic Coup (1963): The removal of President Juan Bosch, due to fears of communism spreading in the Caribbean.

CIA Support for the Military Coup in Brazil (1964): The CIA’s assistance in the overthrow of President João Goulart, leading to a military dictatorship.

Operation CONDOR (1975-1980): A coordinated effort among South American dictatorships, with CIA backing, to eliminate political opponents across the continent.

CIA's Role in the Overthrow of Salvador Allende (1973) - Chile: The U.S. support for the military coup that ousted Allende and installed General Augusto Pinochet.

The Dirty War (1976-1983) - Argentina: CIA involvement in supporting the Argentine military junta in its campaign of state terrorism against political dissidents.

CIA Support for the Contras (1980s) - Nicaragua: The CIA's covert funding and training of Contra rebels fighting the Sandinista government, leading to the Iran-Contra affair.

The Bolivian Cocaine Coup (1980): The CIA's controversial connections to drug traffickers in Bolivia during Luis García Meza's violent coup.

Operation Charly (1977-1983) - Central America: A covert CIA program to train and support right-wing paramilitary groups across Central America, especially in El Salvador and Honduras.

CIA’s Involvement in Grenada (1983): The U.S. invasion of Grenada to overthrow a Marxist regime, justified partly by alleged CIA intelligence on Cuban involvement.

The Honduran Death Squads (1980s): The CIA's role in supporting military units in Honduras that were responsible for human rights abuses during anti-communist operations.

CIA Activities in Panama (1960s-1980s): The complex relationship between the CIA and Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega, who was both an asset and a target.

The Cuban Exile Community (1950s-1980s): The CIA's use of Cuban exiles in various covert operations, including assassination attempts against Fidel Castro.

CIA Operations in Haiti (1950s-1980s): The agency's support for or against various Haitian regimes, including the Duvaliers, in an effort to maintain U.S. influence.

CIA's Role in the El Salvador Civil War (1980-1992): The agency's involvement in training government forces and providing intelligence during the brutal conflict.

CIA and the Invasion of Grenada (1983): Examining the intelligence failures and successes leading up to and during the U.S. invasion of Grenada.

CIA Covert Propaganda Campaigns (1950s-1980s): The use of media, literature, and art to influence public opinion in Latin America and counter Soviet influence.

These events cover a range of CIA activities in Latin America, highlighting the agency's impact on the region’s political landscape.