Tag: Monroe Doctrine
The United States has always had, over the past 80 years, enormous influence over Brazilian politics, controlling it in many aspects.
Amidst the horrific U.S. abuse of foreigners through the use of tariffs and police-state enforcement of immigration controls, it’s easy to forget that the U.S. government abuses foreigners in other ways, such as sanctions, embargoes, invasions, occupations, wars of aggression, torture, indefinite detention, and state-sponsored assassinations.
One of the earliest points to become apparent about Donald Trump’s second term as president is that there is a significant difference in foreign policy priorities and a vast change in style from his predecessors over the past 8 or 9 decades. Blather about the United States promoting or defending democracy around the world has already faded with the onset of the new administration.
Trump puede estar abriendo los ojos de muchos latinoamericanos, que ahora ven, cuán dañinas y serviles son las relaciones de sus países con Estados Unidos.
