We have a long history of partnership across Latin America, built on our shared values and close ties. Proud that the new #GrowthInTheAmericas initiative will develop critical infrastructure to increase opportunity and foster greater regional prosperity. #AmericaCrece
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You are so right. The US has a long history of partnership in supporting and staging coups and conducting assassinations in Latin America. Like the notorious School of the Americas based in Georgia.
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Please stop whitewashing. The US record in Latin America is the best example of bullying, coup, assassinations, and wars.
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Mr. Secretary, I really do not know the answer to the following question:
What’s the difference between “Latin America” and “Central America”? I prefer to refer to the region as “Central America,” unless there is at least one distinct difference that I am simply unaware, Sir.
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I apologize, you asked an earnest question and you were answered by TwitterFools. Ignore them, they are not worth your time. Central America is considered a part of Latin America, think in terms of countries invaded by European countries with Latin based languages. 1 of 2
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It is about time we are paying attention to critical infrastructure investment needs in Latin America. I hope in the process it regenerates a competitive construction companies in the US that can compete globally with #Chinese in scale and implementation alibi using local labor.
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Ending the war on drugs, and thereby ending cartel rule, must be part of the strategy, or it is doomed from the outset.
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"We have a long history of partnership across Latin America"
Such as backing dictators like:
•Pinochet🇨🇱
•Noriega🇵🇦
•Somoza 🇳🇮
•Jimenez🇻🇪
•Humberto Branco🇧🇷
•Medici🇧🇷
•Duarte🇸🇻
•Juan Bordaberry🇺🇾
•Jorge Videla🇦🇷
Or creating continental fascism through Op. Condor?
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