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20.08.26 - 14:48
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Wie Chinas Autobauer Lateinamerika erobern (DW)
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Jedes vierte in Brasilien verkaufte E-Auto kommt inzwischen aus China. Der Erfolg ist das Ergebnis einer langfristigen Strategie und eine Kampfansage an die Konkurrenz....
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18.08.26 - 00:09
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Colombia Begins Mass Mobilization Against Terror Group As Moscow Warns Of New "Anti-Russia Provocation In Latin America" (ZeroHedge)
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Colombia Begins Mass Mobilization Against Terror Group As Moscow Warns Of New "Anti-Russia Provocation In Latin America"
Trump-backed Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has wasted no time combating Marxist terrorist groups in a country that is part of the US-led "Shield of the Americas," an initiative aimed at eliminating transnational drug cartels and preventing weaponized migration flows toward the US.
De la Espriella recently announced joint US military operations targeting the far-left terror networks, as footage posted on Instagram by local media outlet Primicia Caribe shows what appears to be a mobilization of Colombian troops.
?| ?? ATENCIÓN COLOMBIA. El Escudo de las Américas, rumbo al #Catatumbo, con el objetivo claro de combatir a las guerrillas y recuperar el territorio. pic.twitter.com/E9JCiyvsf0
— Liliana Franco (@lilianaf523) August 17, 2026
In recent days, Colombia's far-left ELN guerrilla group threatened de la Espriella's new gov...
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15.08.26 - 04:39
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Forget Reminding Young People About ′Boat People′: South America′s Rejection Of Socialism Is Happening In Real Time (ZeroHedge)
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Forget Reminding Young People About 'Boat People': South America's Rejection Of Socialism Is Happening In Real Time
Andy Laperriere, Piper Sandler's head of US policy research in Washington, wrote in a note on Thursday that explained both parties are moving left on economic policy as populist measures gain support across the political spectrum. His big-picture view is that "hard-left and socialist candidates" are damaging the Democratic brand primarily through deeply unpopular positions on open borders, defunding the police, and transgender politics. In effect, the party's socialist class is willing to sacrifice broader electoral viability to defend nation-killing policies that most voters reject.
Policies with cross-party support include a $15 federal minimum wage, a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates, restrictions on Wall Street's purchases of single-family homes, and expanded government intervention lowering drug prices.
Even Republican voters back several of th...
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11.08.26 - 14:42
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South America Just Rejected Socialism. So Why Is North America Buying It? (ZeroHedge)
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South America Just Rejected Socialism. So Why Is North America Buying It?
Authored by Kaizen Asiedu of Clear Thinker Academy,
I've been in Colombia for the last three months.
Yesterday, right-wing Abelardo de la Espriella, aka "The Tiger," was sworn into office, succeeding left-wing self-proclaimed socialist Gustavo Petro.
This is what the streets of Medellín looked like when The Tiger won in June.
Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, Honduras, Ecuador, Argentina, Chile, El Salvador — all of these Latin American countries had explicitly socialist, far-left, or Marxist governments that they rejected within the last three years:
Bolivia. Last October, voters ended two decades of rule by a party named the Movement Toward Socialism.
Chile. In December, voters chose José Antonio Kast over a Communist Party candidate.
Honduras. In November, they voted out the democratic socialist party of President Xiomara Castro.
Ecuador. Rejected the heirs of Rafael Correa's socialist project for the s...
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