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Opinion | The $700-Billion-Big China Problem Behind Trump's Venezuela Blitz
Venezuela is only part of the story. China has assembled a formidable economic footprint across Latin America. Trade between China and the region crossed $518 billion in 2024, making Beijing the largest trading partner for much of South America.
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'Watch Your A**': Trump Warns Colombian President After Maduro's Capture
Colombian President Gustavo Petro received a warning from his US counterpart Donald Trump, even as Nicolas Maduro was brought to a prison in New York almost a day after Washington launched military Operation Absolute Resolve in Ven
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A Look At The United States' History Of Intervening In Latin America
The United States, which on Saturday attacked Venezuela and is said to have abducted its president, has a long history of military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America.
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From Flattery To Silent Diplomacy: How Latin America Is Tackling Trump
Latin America has navigated a minefield of economic and military coercion since Donald Trump's return to the WhiteHouse.
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US To Remove Tariffs On Foods, Other Imports From 4 Latin American Nations
The United States said on Thursday it will remove tariffs on some foods and other imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador under framework agreements that will give US firms greater access to those markets.
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US Military Officials Asked To Sign NDAs For Latin America Mission: Report
US military officials involved with President Donald Trump's expanding operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, three US officials say.
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US Revokes Visa For Colombian President As He Asked Soldiers To Disobey Trump
Tensions between the United States and Colombia have escalated with the State Department announcing it was revoking a visa for Gustavo Petro, president of the Latin American country.
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What's Happening In South America And Why US Is Sending Warships There
The United States is continuing to boost its military forces near Venezuela to combat threats from Latin American drug cartels -- even after a US strike destroyed what President Donald Trump said was a drug-carrying boat.
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Xi Jinping Takes Aim At US "Protectionism" In Phone Call With Brazil's Lula
Lula da Silva spoke with his Chinese counterpart following talks with the leaders of India and Russia, as part of his outreach to allies after Donald Trump thrust Latin America's biggest economy into the middle of his global trade war.
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"Unacceptable Blackmail": Brazil's Lula Slams Trump's 50% Tariff Threat
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Thursday slammed Donald Trump's threat to impose 50 percent tariffs on Latin America's largest economy as "unacceptable blackmail."
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Who Operates Panama Canal? Amid Trump's Threats, A Look At China's Ties To Key Waterway
China has slammed the United States for "smearing and sabotaging" its Belt and Road Initiative in Panama through "pressure and coercion" after the Latin American country pulled out of the Chinese infrastructure program.
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El Salvador Offers To Jail Deportees From US Of Any Nationality, But At A Cost
El Salvador has offered to incarcerate American convicts and illegal migrants of any nationality deported from the United States at Latin America's largest maximum security prison.
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"One Day, Over A Glass Of Whiskey...": Colombia President Targets Trump
US President Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro traded barbs earlier today after Bogota blocked two deportation flights carrying Colombian migrants back to the Latin American country
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What Would Trump Tariffs Mean For Key Trade Partner Mexico
US President Donald Trump has threatened to slap a 25-percent tariff on Mexican goods on February 1, a move that analysts say would deal a heavy blow to Latin America's second-largest economy.
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How Trump Scored Florida, A Key Battleground State
President Donald Trump's big win in Florida owes much to his strident denunciation of leftist governments in Latin America, which resonated loud and clear with conservative Hispanics in the southeastern state.
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Opinion | The $700-Billion-Big China Problem Behind Trump's Venezuela Blitz
Venezuela is only part of the story. China has assembled a formidable economic footprint across Latin America. Trade between China and the region crossed $518 billion in 2024, making Beijing the largest trading partner for much of South America.
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'Watch Your A**': Trump Warns Colombian President After Maduro's Capture
Colombian President Gustavo Petro received a warning from his US counterpart Donald Trump, even as Nicolas Maduro was brought to a prison in New York almost a day after Washington launched military Operation Absolute Resolve in Ven
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A Look At The United States' History Of Intervening In Latin America
The United States, which on Saturday attacked Venezuela and is said to have abducted its president, has a long history of military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America.
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From Flattery To Silent Diplomacy: How Latin America Is Tackling Trump
Latin America has navigated a minefield of economic and military coercion since Donald Trump's return to the WhiteHouse.
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US To Remove Tariffs On Foods, Other Imports From 4 Latin American Nations
The United States said on Thursday it will remove tariffs on some foods and other imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador under framework agreements that will give US firms greater access to those markets.
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US Military Officials Asked To Sign NDAs For Latin America Mission: Report
US military officials involved with President Donald Trump's expanding operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, three US officials say.
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US Revokes Visa For Colombian President As He Asked Soldiers To Disobey Trump
Tensions between the United States and Colombia have escalated with the State Department announcing it was revoking a visa for Gustavo Petro, president of the Latin American country.
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What's Happening In South America And Why US Is Sending Warships There
The United States is continuing to boost its military forces near Venezuela to combat threats from Latin American drug cartels -- even after a US strike destroyed what President Donald Trump said was a drug-carrying boat.
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Xi Jinping Takes Aim At US "Protectionism" In Phone Call With Brazil's Lula
Lula da Silva spoke with his Chinese counterpart following talks with the leaders of India and Russia, as part of his outreach to allies after Donald Trump thrust Latin America's biggest economy into the middle of his global trade war.
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"Unacceptable Blackmail": Brazil's Lula Slams Trump's 50% Tariff Threat
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Thursday slammed Donald Trump's threat to impose 50 percent tariffs on Latin America's largest economy as "unacceptable blackmail."
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Who Operates Panama Canal? Amid Trump's Threats, A Look At China's Ties To Key Waterway
China has slammed the United States for "smearing and sabotaging" its Belt and Road Initiative in Panama through "pressure and coercion" after the Latin American country pulled out of the Chinese infrastructure program.
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El Salvador Offers To Jail Deportees From US Of Any Nationality, But At A Cost
El Salvador has offered to incarcerate American convicts and illegal migrants of any nationality deported from the United States at Latin America's largest maximum security prison.
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"One Day, Over A Glass Of Whiskey...": Colombia President Targets Trump
US President Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro traded barbs earlier today after Bogota blocked two deportation flights carrying Colombian migrants back to the Latin American country
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What Would Trump Tariffs Mean For Key Trade Partner Mexico
US President Donald Trump has threatened to slap a 25-percent tariff on Mexican goods on February 1, a move that analysts say would deal a heavy blow to Latin America's second-largest economy.
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How Trump Scored Florida, A Key Battleground State
President Donald Trump's big win in Florida owes much to his strident denunciation of leftist governments in Latin America, which resonated loud and clear with conservative Hispanics in the southeastern state.
