Marco Rubio’s “Democratic Hemisphere” vs. the National Security Strategy
Foreign Affairs Marco Rubio’s “Democratic Hemisphere” vs. the National Security Strategy In Latin America, the White House abandons its own strategic doctrine for democracy promotion. Earlier this month, Daniel Ortega, the dictator of Nicaragua, announced that his country would no longer hold elections. But Rubio’s rhetoric on Latin America increasingly resembles the neoconservatism President Trump was ostensibly elected to displace.
- ▪Foreign Affairs Marco Rubio’s “Democratic Hemisphere” vs. the National Security Strategy In Latin America, the White House abandons its own strategic doctrine for democracy promotion.
- ▪Earlier this month, Daniel Ortega, the dictator of Nicaragua, announced that his country would no longer hold elections.
- ▪But Rubio’s rhetoric on Latin America increasingly resembles the neoconservatism President Trump was ostensibly elected to displace.
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