Latin America
Marco Rubio in Latin America, Part II: Ecuador
Marco Rubio in Latin America, Part I: Colombia
Marco Rubio’s tour of Colombia, Ecuador and Peru offers an early view of how the Trump administration is attempting to rebuild U.S. influence in the Western Hem...
Maduro Was Removed. Now Washington Is Meeting Rodríguez
There is a growing contradiction at the heart of Donald Trump’s Venezuela policy.
The Deportation Paradox: How Trump’s Immigration Policy Could Undermine U.S. Influence in the Hemisphere
This creates a potential contradiction. Washington may be winning cooperation from governments while losing influence among populations.
“If Colombia is the potential architecture of Washington’s emerging regional security network, Ecuador is where that strategy becomes operational.”
The Falklands Are Back: Milei, Trump and the Politics of Oil
Argentina’s renewed pressure over the Falkland Islands is not simply another chapter in a decades-old sovereignty dispute.
The Venezuela Oil Deal: Has Washington's New Beginning Become an Old Bargain?
US president Donald Trump has called the deal, struck just days ago, "historic" agreement and the "biggest oil deal in world history."
Political Alignment Is Not Economic Alignment: China's Enduring Position in Latin America
The election of governments broadly aligned with President Donald Trump has created a rare strategic opening for Washington in Latin America.
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