China, immigration, drugs: Behind US policy in Latin America
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•US foreign policy towards Latin America is driven by immigration, drug flows and competition with China, argues Brian Winter, chief editor of Americas Quarterly.
•Winter tells host Steve Clemons that the United States historically treated its neighbors to the south with “a big stick”, but the region fell off the radar over the past few decades.
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