Reckoning with the ‘Binary Choice,’ After Trump’s Iran Capitulation
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Trump put his own interests above all in the Iran deal
Surely something about this preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran must have felt familiar to America’s real estate mogul president. After all, it reads like a real estate bankruptcy filing — an act of financial capitulation.
The signing of the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran on Wednesday for the cessation of the war hostilities begun on February 28 of this year has been considered a capitulation of the US administration by the majority of political analysts. “The concessions made by the US administration are numerous and get almost nothing in return,” explains Daniel Rodríguez Caruncho, editor of La Vanguardia International, in the vid…
The new deal with Iran is causing a stir. It is a declaration of bankruptcy by the head of state of the world's most powerful country.
His predecessor, Chrystia Freeland, believes on the contrary that the announced agreement shows "the weakness" of the United States.
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