Donald Trump’s return to the White House has reshaped the balance of power in the Western Hemisphere. For Latin American countries, this means having to balance their relations with the United States, China, and other international partners.
What has changed in U.S. policy since Donald Trump’s return to office? And can we speak of a new version of the Monroe Doctrine?
Ahead of the School on Latin America, we are publishing a new analytical brief by the Gorchakov Fund, “The Monroe Doctrine in the XXI Century: What Has Changed Since Donald Trump Returned to Office.”
👤 Author: Viktor Jeifetz, Doctor of History, Director of the Ibero-American Studies Centre at St Petersburg University, Editor-in-Chief of the Latin America journal, Chief Researcher at the Institute of Latin America of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The expert provides an analysis of:
🟠shifts in Washington’s policy toward the countries of the region;
🟠growing U.S.–China competition in Latin America;
🟠the opportunities for regional countries to pursue a more independent foreign policy.
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