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Donald Trump’s administration redirected 52 million dollars of U.S. military aid from Europe and the Middle East to countries in Latin America, including Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia, with the aim of strengthening regional security cooperation and combating drug trafficking. This move faced objections from some lawmakers who argued that it conflicted with Congress’s laws. The funds included allocations initially designated for Slovakia and North Macedonia, which were linked to Ukraine; however, rescinding these allocations sparked controversy. This shift in U.S. foreign policy reflects a broader focus on Latin America, particularly in the context of the war in Ukraine, where Kyiv relies on external funding to meet its military and financial needs.
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