A Belligerent Trump Could Unite Latin America—Against Him

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Trump Rocks Latin America as Leaders Adjust to Deportations, Tariff Threats | The Star News Network

by George Caldwell   Latin American leaders are scrambling to react to President Donald Trump’s aggressive foreign policy after he successfully forced Colombian President Gustavo Petro to back down on resisting the deportation of Colombian illegal immigrants back to their home country. After Petro’s short-lived feud with Trump, Latin American leaders are scheduled to meet Thursday to discuss how they will deal with Trump’s aggressive foreign pol…

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Trump Rocks Latin America as Leaders Adjust to Deportations, Tariff Threats - The Pennsylvania Daily Star

Latin American leaders are scrambling to react to President Donald Trump’s aggressive foreign policy after he successfully forced Colombian President Gustavo Petro to back down on resisting the deportation of Colombian illegal immigrants back to their home country.

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A Belligerent Trump Could Unite Latin America—Against Him

As diplomatic conflict and trade-war talk ramps up, the continent’s often fractious leaders could end up sharing an antagonist in common.

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“Trump will now focus its focus on Latin America and the coexistence of the countries of the continent.” This would possibly be how the US president would manage in his second round to the administration of the world power, according to Piero Trepiccione, political scientist, consultant in public management and current coordinator of the Gumilla Center in Lara, in the radio program In Este País de Radio Fe y Alegría Noticias. La entrada Piero Tr…

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How Trump's tariff threats could impact foreign policy - Conservative Angle

President Donald Trump is showing no hesitation in following up on his campaign vow to heavily utilize tariffs during his second term.  The president was quick to impose them on Colombia over the weekend when the nation refused to accept flights of deported nationals that had illegally migrated to the U.S., threatening retaliatory tariffs of their own. When the South American country then did an about-face and agreed to take back their citizens,…

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U.S. President Donald Trump has identified in trade and tariffs one of his main letters to pressure the governments of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) in their plans for massive deportation and the fight against drugs. Trump's pulse with Latin America for carrying out his migration plans intensified on Sunday, January 26, after Colombian President Gustavo Petro refused to receive repatriation flights from the United States.