Last week's failed military coup in Bolivia was a relic of a past era for Latin America ... In far too many cases, the United States encouraged and backed right-wing military leaders who overthrew ...

the United States quickly moved to recognize a post-coup swift election that much of Latin America saw as de facto support for the coup. Porfirio Lobo Sosa, the president who won that election ...

Latin America’s tendency toward fewer coups is in stark contrast to Africa ... Vance often argues the United States needs to devote more attention and resources to its southern border to stop ...

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“It’s very negative that these events happen at all,” said Nicholas Watson, Latin America managing director at consultancy Teneo, of the coup attempts in Peru and Bolivia. “But they mostly ...

The first CIA-backed coup in Latin America took place ... journalist hurled his shoes at the President of the United States in protest of America’s occupation of Iraq; the creation of the ...

A graduate of SOAS at the University of London, she can be reached at [email protected] X: @dktatlow Languages: Fluent in Chinese, German, English The United States is increasingly ...

Bolivian President Luis Arce greets his supporters on a balcony of the government palace after thwarting an attempted military coup, La Paz, Bolivia, June 26, 2024 (DPA photo by Radoslaw ...