Tag: Monroe Doctrine

'Donald Trump's lies and fabrications do not horrify America; they enthrall us.'

[I]n less than 100 years' time, the American government planned and implemented at least 41 coups in Latin America, equivalent to one every 28 months.

[I]t is likely that this American marginalization of the old continent will increase with the emerging European panic about the 'Russian danger' in the post-war period.

It is preferable for United States to be occasionally accused of not having practiced its values, rather than be accused of having abandoned them entirely.

Let there be no doubt: Although Trump may drop bombs on half the world, this doesn’t mean he is going to ignore his southern neighbors.

Cuba’s relationship with the United States is like one of a student, where the power is asymmetrical.

The recent sanctions on Venezuela and the incomprehensible designation of our country as a 'threat to national security' . . . are yet another example of the [United States'] self-proclaimed 'manifest destiny.'

China does not pursue exclusive interests in Latin America, and it does not wish to contend with the U.S. for 'backyard sovereignty' and thereby put U.S. territory at risk.