neocolonialismia
Neocolonialism is a term used to describe a form of indirect control exerted by one country over another, typically a former colonial power over a developing nation. This control is not usually achieved through direct military occupation or political annexation, but rather through economic, political, and cultural pressures. The core idea is that even after formal independence, a country may remain dependent on its former colonizer, which continues to influence its internal affairs and exploit its resources.
Economic neocolonialism often involves foreign investment, trade agreements, and international financial institutions that can create debt
Political neocolonialism can manifest through the support of friendly regimes, interference in elections, or the imposition