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Washington's Influence in Latin America Grows
The United States is heading toward escalating its policy against three Latin American countries: Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua. This involves applying political pressure and economic sanctions aimed at reducing the influence of these adversaries and strengthening its interests in the region. Washington has targeted Venezuela with a military attempt against its President, Nicolás Maduro, which led to his arrest and transfer to the United States. It also relies on long-term sanctions against Cuba to increase economic pressure and force changes in its policies. As for Nicaragua, it faces American pressures after refusing to hold new elections, with threats of isolating its government. Meanwhile, the three countries adopt a unified stance opposing American dominance and maintain relations with Russia and China to bolster their resistance against these pressures. The U.S. employs various tools, including sanctions, diplomatic pressures, and other measures, with an intention to gradually escalate in order to maintain its influence in a region it considers vital to its interests—especially as its influence wanes amid these countries' relationships with major world powers.
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