Why the U.S. and Europe Should Work Together on Latin America
Issues like supporting democracy and combating organized crime demand a triangular approach—but the obstacles are sizable.
RIO DE JANEIRO – The U.S., Latin America and Europe might seem worlds apart when it comes to a common agenda. Just last month, French President Emmanuel Macron called for an end to talks between the EU and Mercosur on a long-awaited trade deal that now looks moribund. And recent global conflicts like the wars in Ukraine and Gaza have seen many leaders in Latin America defy the stances taken by the U.S. and Europe. But the opportunities are ample when it comes to working together. Issues like combating democratic backsliding, fighting climate change and countering organized crime demand...
Read this article on the Americas Quarterly website. | Subscribe to AQ.
