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Opinion June 24, 2022 | 11:02 am

US influence in the Americas is waning

David Jessop The View from Europe The recently ended Summit of the Americas will likely be best remembered for the US decision not to invite Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, the chaotic unprepared way in which Washington tried to manage this, and the decision by some hemispheric leaders, most notably Mexico’s President, not to attend. While this may be unfair in terms of substance, it is a ... Read more

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