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The writer argues that identifying the South’s genuine ally is a matter for the will of the people and the leadership they have entrusted with a mandate—not for elites tied to foreign funding or regional powers. An alliance is genuine when it respects the people’s right to self-determination and to choose their representatives, and supports their institutions and independent decision-making. Support that weakens their capacities or imposes a leadership or political path becomes tutelage, not partnership. The article calls on the southern leadership to safeguard its popular mandate through accountability and pluralism, and to build balanced relationships in which an ally is a partner, not the one calling the shots.
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