Trump Threatens Latin America in His UN Speech
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U.S. President Trump's second general debate speech at the United Nations General Assembly during his second term lasted approximately 37 minutes. This was his first UN speech since the attacks on Venezuela in January and Iran in February, which drew international criticism for undermining the rule of law…
U.S. President Donald Trump threatened this Tuesday during his speech to the UN General Assembly that began today, using military force in Latin America if you see your interests threatened. “You have all heard our actions in Venezuela, you are proof that the U.S. will no longer allow the threats [...]
Within the framework of the UN General Assembly, the conservative leaders of the region supported the US President's hard-handed policy and rejected international questions about the use of military force on the continent.
Perhaps at another time in history, a president of the United States who spoke to the United Nations of using his “unrivaled military power” to defend his interests in Latin America, or of winning a “boot” in one of his countries, would have generated rejections by left-wing and right-wing governments of the region alike. But the American president who says those things today is Donald Trump, and throughout Latin America they rule several expone…
The US is once again acting as if Latin America is American property. The Monroe Doctrine has been revived, polished up, and turned into practical great-power policy. Donald Trump speaks openly about American dominance in the Western Hemisphere and declared as recently as September 22 that the US will use its “unparalleled military power” if necessary to secure American interests. …
U.S. President Donald Trump warned the UN General Assembly that his government could use military force in Latin America if it considers that U.S. national interests are threatened. During his speech, Trump pointed out that the U.S. will not allow threats against his country...
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