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16.11.25 - 05:24
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Chaos: The Trump Doctrine For Latin America (ZeroHedge)
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Chaos: The Trump Doctrine For Latin America
Authored by Roger D. Harris via AntiWar.com,
The US, under Trump, is unapologetically an empire operating without pretense. International law is for losers. A newly minted War Department, deploying the most lethal killing machine in world history, need not hide behind the sham of promoting democracy. Recall that in 2023 Trump boasted: “When I left, Venezuela was ready to collapse. We would have taken it over, we would have gotten all that oil.” As CEO of the capitalist bloc, Trump's mission is not about to be restrained by respect for sovereignty. There is only one inviolate global sovereign; all others are subalterns.
Venezuela – with our oil under its soil – is now in the crosshairs of the empire. Not only does Venezuela possess the largest petroleum reserves, but it also has major gold, coltan, bauxite, and nickel deposits. Of course, the world's hegemon would like to get its hands all that mineral wealth.
But it would be simplisti...
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13.11.25 - 23:31
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Coffee, banana, cocoa get tariff reprieve under new Latin American trade deals (The Hill)
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The White House said Thursday it had reached framework agreements on trade deals with four Latin American countries to lower tariffs on some goods, such as coffee and bananas. The administration outlined deals with Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador and Guatemala. Administration officials said the agreements would provide tariff relief for those countries on goods that cannot be......
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12.11.25 - 01:54
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′Latin American Kuwait′? Trump′s Looming War In The Caribbean Might Have Nothing To Do With Narco-Terrorism (ZeroHedge)
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'Latin American Kuwait'? Trump's Looming War In The Caribbean Might Have Nothing To Do With Narco-Terrorism
Why is President Trump amassing such overwhelming US firepower in the Caribbean? We previously wrote that the clock is ticking on Washington's looming anti-Maduro action - as the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier arrived in Caribbean waters Tuesday after Trump ordered it to depart the Mediterranean where it was on a scheduled patrol. A commander-in-chief doesn't typically spend weeks and even months building up dozens of naval assets and 10,000 troops in typically uneventful waters like the Caribbean, unless he intends to do something big. To wit, Trump's June strike on Iran's nuclear facilities included a fraction of the Caribbean buildup.
"The United States only has 11 carriers, three are at sea at any one time," said CSIS analyst and former US military colonel Mark Cancian. "So, moving one of them into the Caribbean is very significant, it does a couple of t...
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11.11.25 - 08:18
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Data centers meet resistance over environmental concerns as AI boom spreads in Latin America (The Guardian)
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An expert describes how communities in some of the world's driest areas are demanding transparency as secretive governments court billions in foreign investmentThis Q&A originally appeared as part of The Guardian's TechScape newsletter. Sign up for this weekly newsletter here.The data centers that power the artificial intelligence boom are beyond enormous. Their financials, their physical scale, and the amount of information contained within are so massive that the idea of stopping their construction can seem like opposing an avalanche in progress. Continue reading......
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10.11.25 - 00:42
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EU, Latin America and Caribbean nations hold summit overshadowed by US military operation (AP)
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BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Representatives of European, Latin American and Caribbean nations on Sunday began a two-day summit in Colombia to try to strengthen ties despite questions on the gathering's relevance and divisions in the Western Hemisphere over the U.S. military operation targeting alleged drug-carrying vessels. Colombian officials have indicated they will seek the signing......
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09.11.25 - 15:12
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Anti-Drogen-Kampf belastet EU-Lateinamerika-Gipfel (DW)
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Ein Gipfeltreffen in Kolumbien soll eine neue Etappe in den Beziehungen zwischen der EU und Lateinamerika einläuten. Auf der Tagesordnung dürfte auch die anhaltende US-Militärpräsenz im Karibischen Meer stehen....
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09.11.25 - 14:12
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EU-Lateinamerika-Karibik-Gipfel in Kolumbien beginnt (DPA-AFX)
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SANTA MARTA (dpa-AFX) - Überschattet von geopolitischen Spannungen kommen Staats- und Regierungschefs aus der Europäischen Union und der Gemeinschaft lateinamerikanischer und karibischer Staaten (Celac) an diesem Sonntag in der kolumbianischen Küstenstadt ......
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