Trump’s Biggest Tariffs Yet Hit Latin America

The special envoy of the United States Department of State for Latin America, Mauricio Claver-Carone, said on Thursday, April 3, to EFE that investors in the United States and Latin America are the “winners” of the imposition of tariffs announced on Wednesday by the government of President Donald Trump. At the end of a colloquium organized by Miami-Dade College University on Trump’s strategy for the Americas, the Cuban-American politician said t…

Trump’s Biggest Tariffs Yet Hit Latin America

The region has avoided the worst-case scenario so far, but reciprocal duties will still hurt.

What Trump’s Latest Tariffs Mean for Latin America

ENB Pub Note: Interesting points, and we have not cycled through all of them in the story for verification; however, pay attention to the Panama Canal as it relates to the tariffs and China. As I have posted, written and spoke on my podcast: “If Hong Kong can be interrupted from a port sale on each end of the Panama Canal by China, then China can also stop shipping in the canal. And that is a huge national security concern for President Trump. T…

The repercussions of the reciprocal tariffs imposed by Donald Trump continue. Portalfruticola.com continues to gather information and opinions on the measure from various productive sectors in Argentina, as well as from associations in Brazil, Colombia, and Chile. See more

A senior Trump administration official warned Cubans and Venezuelans to prepare for the “short-term pain” that they can cause measures aimed at increasing pressure on authoritarian regimes in Havana and Caracas. By THE NEW HERALD During an event at Miami-Dade College on Thursday, the special envoy for Latin America, Mauricio Claver-Carone, defended President Donald Trump's immigration offensive, in particular his emphasis on the deportation of m…

At the end of a colloquium in Miami, the Cuban-American politician argued that, compared to the tariffs imposed on China and Asian countries, the region had “good news yesterday (Wednesday)”. “Asian countries have triple, quadruple, fivefold of what the Americas have, so at the end of the day, at the bottom (...) is Latin America. Obviously, the first beneficiary is the United States and, together” with the region, Claver-Carone argued to the EF…