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What Did Trump Say About Latin America in His 2025 Address to Congress?
The U.S. president touched on the region when speaking about tariffs, criminal organizations, migration, and federal cuts.
Sen. John Curtis pressures Latin American countries to cut Hezbollah ties in bipartisan bill
The bipartisan No Hezbollah in Our Hemisphere Act, co-sponsored by Sen. John Curtis, would direct the State Department to ...
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Trump’s Foreign Policy Could Accelerate China’s Advance in Latin America
The administration’s approach to competition with China, and to global engagement more broadly, could unwittingly facilitate ...
Opinion
In Latin America, China is finally losing ground
Mexico is reviewing its tariff policy over China, and an American investor group has signed a huge deal taking control over key ports near the Panama Canal, indicating that Trump’s America ...
Trump’s Pause on FCPA Triggers Doubts, Disappointment in Latin America
A robust compliance culture, inspired by U.S. enforcement efforts, has spread across a region plagued by corruption.
Spurned by the US, some migrants are returning to South America on boat
A growing number of Latin American migrants who have given up hope of reaching the United States are returning to their home ...
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Latin America, the region most impacted with the coronavirus
Coronavirus cases in Latin America for the first time have surpassed the combined infections in the United States and Canada, a tally showed on Sunday, amid a surge of infections in Brazil ...
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The US lines up Latin American cooperation for migrant deportations
Venezuelan migrants handed over to Mexico like it’s a U.S. immigration detention facility. Families from Central Asia flown ...
China to boost food imports from Latin America, Europe as US trade war escalates
China's new tariffs on U.S. farm goods are poised to reshape global trade flows, prompting the world's top agricultural ...
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China’s increasing presence in Latin America: Implications for the European Union
China has emerged as the third major player in Latin America, altering the position of the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) as traditional partners in the region.