Donald Trump, Latin America

Ahead of election, what do Latin Americans, Europeans think about Donald Trump, Kamala Harris?
Experts on Europe and Latin America share what people in those regions are saying about the U.S. election, shedding light on who is favored and what a win by either candidate would mean for the important issues.
Latin America’s Leftists Navigate Tricky Trump Congratulations
Latin America is home to several right-wing politicians who have long embraced U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Unsurprisingly, figures such as Argentine President Javier Milei
Latin American leaders across political spectrum congratulate Trump
Latin American leaders from across the political spectrum on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump after his victory in the US presidential election. Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on X: "I wish the new administration luck and success,
Latinos in Milwaukee react to Donald Trump's electoral victory
Latinos in Milwaukee reflect on the results of the presidential election and Donald Trump's electoral victory.
Latin American leaders react to Trump victory
Latin American leaders say they're aiming to maintain friendly diplomatic relations with the U.S. after Donald Trump was projected the winner of the presidential election on Wednesday. Why it matters: Relations between the U.
Milei, Bukele and Other Latin American Leaders Promptly Congratulate Trump on His Victory
The list also includes president Braziluan Lula da Silva and Panama's Jose Raúl Mulino but not Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum
The Wall Street Journal on MSN1d
Trump’s Huge Latino Gains Put a Big Crack in Democratic Coalition
Democrats have largely treated Latino voters as a bloc, but Trump found another way to appeal to them: Treat them like ...
World Politics Review on MSN5d
For Latin America, the U.S. Election Has More Than Just Policy Implications
The U.S. presidential election matters deeply to Latin American countries. Its outcome will have implications for more than ...
Miami Herald1d
Trump’s biggest threat to Latin America is not deportations, nor tariffs. It’s this | Opinion
There will surely be growing tensions with Mexico, but neither side can afford a commercial breakup. On Trump’s political impact on Latin America, I fear his refusal to recognize his 2020 ...
Courthouse News Service6d
Latin America sees a resurgence in political violence
Between 2018 and 2021, social conflict and political violence have increased in Latin America by 10%, according to ACLED, a data and analysis project that tracks political violence and ...
Anadolu Ajansi7d
US election: How Trump or Harris could reshape regional dynamics in Latin America
To remain a global power, the US must secure its influence in its own backyard,' historian Leandro Morgenfeld tells Anadolu ...
Uruguay, one of Latin America’s strongest democracies, heads to a runoff between two moderates
Some 2.7 million registered voters in Uruguay are set to pick a new president in the race pitting an incumbent conservative ...
Foreign Policy11d
Latin America Braces for Trump’s Tariffs
and data from the country each week Weekly update on what’s driving U.S. national security policy Evening roundup with our ...
The Daily Princetonian11dOpinion
Princeton facilitates the exchange of Latin American ideas and futures
As the Latin American diaspora grows, we will have to accept that U.S. academia — despite sharing the blame for many of the ...