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Arturo McFields, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
The arrival of President Trump and Secretary Marco Rubio changes everything.
The first three months of this year seem to be defining the next three decades in Latin America and the world.
Whether due to the electoral context in Brazil or the myopia of his political beliefs, Lula has reinforced his anti-Trump campaign.
The interim government recognizes the strong leadership of the U.S. but avoids establishing an electoral calendar in the coming months.
It is self-evident that Beijing is not promoting peace, health or scientific research.
Nicolas Maduro's happy days are over.
The hope of Venezuelans has grown greatly since Sept. 2.
Maduro has already lost this war and he knows it.
The United States has not only changed its deterrence and diplomacy but also its approach to narcodictators in the Western Hemisphere.
This war on drugs is just beginning and it is not like Richard Nixon’s public enemy number one strategy or Ronald Reagan’s “Just Say No” campaign.
President Trump and first lady Melania Trump kick off two days of pomp and business with their state visit to the U.K. on Wednesday morning, arriving...
Mexico has announced 50 percent trade tariffs against China. This measure is neither cosmetic nor merely commercial. Rather, it marks an unprecedented...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Mexico this week. Topics on the agenda include dismantling the cartels, halting fentanyl trafficking,...
Regime change in Venezuela would deal a devastating blow to the agendas of China, Russia and Iran in the Western Hemisphere.
Lula knows the game and how to play it. He wants to replicate Prime Minister Mark Carney’s successful strategy in Canada.
The BRICS are falling apart.
Mexico has chosen party loyalty over professional quality.
May has been an important month for the advancement of President Trump’s “America First” policy in Latin America.
China represents a commercial, geopolitical, security and drug-trafficking threat to America.
Over the past two decades, China has increased its power and presence in Latin America — but not all that glitters is gold.
The Trump administration is resetting and reestablishing its leadership in Latin America as a priority for foreign policy and national security.
The Trump administration is pushing back against China's influence in Latin America, with Honduras reactivating its trade relationship with Taiwan,...
President Trump's administration is strengthening U.S. presence and partnerships in Latin America, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of...
President Trump's immigration policy have been overshadow by political and ideological agendas. But his unconventional strategy is not only saving...
Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications firm, has increased its presence in Mexico despite being banned by the U.S. government due to allegations of...
Mexico is reviewing its tariff policy over China, and an American investor group has signed a huge deal taking control over key ports near the Panama...
President Trump is marking a clear and categorical decision on the dictatorship of Venezuela and Cuba.
Nicolas Maduro, the communist Venezuelan tyrant, has offered to the new Trump administration fully paid return flights for migrants, deported of Tren...
President Trump's America First strategy is shifting the U.S.'s foreign policy towards a more aggressive approach, with a focus on restricting China's...
President Trump has declared a National Emergency over the immigration crisis, with Mexico, Colombia and Honduras cooperating with the U.S. and...
Donald Trump has appointed Sen. Marco Rubio as his next Secretary of State, and is seeking to reposition the U.S. in Latin America to prevent China's...
The mass deportation of illegal immigrants is not solving the migration crisis, as criminals like the Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang will continue...
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