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For decades, the United States largely overlooked Latin America.
The Trump administration shifted that approach, which raises the question of whether the change represented a genuine reorientation of American priorities or simply a different posture toward the same underlying interests.
The case for reading the shift as consequential: sustained disengagement from a region with deep geographic and economic ties to the United States does not leave the policy ledger blank.
Any administration that changes the basic approach forces a reckoning, on both sides. The counterargument has weight.
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