Trump and Latin America: continuity and change
Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 2017 Number 66
Trump and Latin America: continuity and change
Francisco Dominguez pages -
Abstract
Trump’s chaotic foreign policy signals more difficulties for the left in Latin America.
The election of Donald Trump to the US presidency came as a shock to progressive governments and social movements south of the Rio Grande, particularly as it took place in the wake of a number of successes by conservative forces in the region, and at a time when there had already been a substantial strengthening of US efforts to reassert its hegemony: US-backed destabilisation plans had by then started to pay substantial dividends in a series of countries that had not long before been widely regarded as having broken from the Washington Consensus as part of an unstoppable Latin American dynamic.
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Francisco Dominguez (2017) Trump and Latin America: continuity and change, Soundings, 2017(66), -