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Video: ¿Tensiones en Cumbre de las Américas?
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Juan Manuel Benítez
Ahead of the IV Summit of the Americas taking place April 14-15, AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini speaks to NY1 Noticias about the disparity between the diverse economic and political realities in Latin America and U.S. policy towards the region. (en español)