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Yes, the US has directly or indirectly supported dozens of dictatorships, from Latin America to Asia. They were supported in many cases because they opposed communism or other movements that the US viewed as less desirable.
The historical include Francisco Franco of Spain (1936 to 1975), the leaders of South Vietnam, the Shah of Iran (1941 to 1979) and even Saddam Hussein. The current include several hereditary rulers who govern Middle Eastern countries.
What else can I help you with?
Who was the dictator of the US?
The United States did not have a dictator.
Who was the first totalitarian communist dictator of the US?
The United States has never had a totalitarian communist dictator.
What was the kind of leader the US did not want?
A Dictator
Who did the US back as the dictator of Cuba?
The US supported Fulgencio Batista not because he was a dictator but because he was more favorable to US concerns than the Communists who eventually took over.
Is the president of the US a dictator?
No. The strict limits of 10-years of presidency maximum prevents this from being the case.
Why were US troops sent to vietnam?
The U.S. was propping up an anti-communist dictator in order to keep a communist dictator out of power.
Who was the dictator seized by the US for drug traffickinggg?
Joseph Stalin
Which dictator did the US oppose because he was a communist?
Joseph Stalin?
What dictator was destitute in 1989 with the aid of the US in Panama?
Manuel Noriega
Did most Americans did not worry that the US would follow Italy or Germany in giving a dictator power to solve the crisis?
No way. The US would never let a dictator run their country to solve a problem.
What happened as a result of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003?
The United States removed Iraq's oppressive dictator.
The Sandinistas were fighting against what US-supported Nicaraguan dictator?
Salvador Allende
