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EmperorAlpha's avatar

Could these leaders have won through fraud, or do you believe they have been legitimately elected? Striker has suggested fraud in Argentina's midterms and Bolivia. Petro accused Israel of interfering in the Colombian election to get de la Espriella elected. Btw, you got the Brazilian coup attempt year wrong: it was 2023, not 2025.

José Alberto Niño's avatar

Thank you for pointing out that typo.

I suspect some degree of foul play involved. Corruption is the norm in LatAm and the Trump admin is more than willing to exploit that for Zio ends.

I'm going to do some more research on Petro's claims and potentially do a deep dive on that.

cursive's avatar

Ive been to paraguay, argentina, chile and peru the last year and there is anti jewish and anti zionist graffiti everywhere

(And anti-local-presidents too but that's not unusual)

José Alberto Niño's avatar

Colombia isn’t that shocking given how embedded it is in the US’s security architecture and how pro-American its ruling class is. Colombians also tend to be pretty pro-American by South American standards.

Petro was an aberration.

Bolivia is definitely shocking and there was something afoot with how the MAS coalition collapsed.

José Alberto Niño's avatar

Southern Cone Latin America has tons of grassroots antisemtitism. I'm much more bullish on South America resisting the Pan-Judah than other parts of LatAm.

cursive's avatar

Agreed, but I was shocked at colombia and bolivia, esp bolivia.

Laurent Guyénot's avatar

Eerie! The world is in the process of being divided between pro-Israel and anti-Israel States. With Israel, there is no middle ground.

Paul's avatar

Papua New Guinea? I thought that has some form of Muslim governance. What little I know about New Guinea was by way of Twixter and a trending spotlight on palm oil plantations.

Magua's avatar

This is an act of desperation seeing as their grip in the west is slipping.

Ishmael Kardryni's avatar

Is drugs and mercenaries the Israelis are after. See if they have started recruiting from the Ukranian pipeline. Get the cash from the drugs, pay wars

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José Alberto Niño's avatar

Central America is lost IMO. Just way to close to the United States, growing evangelicalism, and Americanized elites.

South America still has hope because of how polarized it is. Countries like Brazil have foreign policy elites that are skeptical of full-blown Americanization.

US is going to have massive hegemonic advantages in the Western Hemisphere though.

Unless, Latam countries start creating mutual defense pacts and integrating politically and economically, they'll be playthings for Uncle Sambostein.