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There’s trouble in Trump’s bully paradise.
“Latin America will not put up with Trump’s new Monroe Doctrine” and “Trump can’t bully Latin America without consequences” This isn’t the left press speaking; this is “The Atlantic” and “Foreign Policy.”
No, Trump can’t get away with strong-arming Latin America. Threaten Mexico and Colombia with higher tariffs and guess what? Two can play that insidious game.
Join us as we discuss hopeful signs of resistance in Mexico, where progressive Claudia Sheinbaum–academic, engineer, Nobel Prize winner–won the Presidency by a landslide and is pushing back against Trump, suggesting that North America be renamed “América Mexicana” or “Mexican America.”
We’ll talk about Mexico and Colombia’s response to Trump’s deportations, the imperial military bases Trump inherited from Biden and predecessors, and Trump’s outrageous plan to deport 30,000 refugees from US foreign policy to prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Featured Guests:
José Luis Granados Ceja is an anti-imperialist journalist and political analyst based in Mexico City, with 20 years of experience covering social movements, democracy, elections, and human rights. He is a staff writer with Venezuelanalysis, covering regional and international issues, and hosts their podcast. He also writes a monthly opinion column for the Mexico Solidarity Project Bulletin. Together with Kurt Hackbarth, he co-hosts the Soberanía podcast, which provides English-language analysis of politics in Mexico. Starting this year you can also watch him on Sin Muros, a new Spanish-language news show analyzing the US-Mexico bilateral relationship on Mexico’s Canal Once.
Teri Mattson lives in Mexico City, where she works with the Mexico Solidarity Project’s media team. She is also active with the Venezuela Solidarity Network and the SanctionsKill Coalition. A volunteer with CODEPINK’s Latin America team, Teri hosts and produces the YouTube program and podcast WTF is Going on in Latin America & the Caribbean, which is currently on hiatus.
Medea Benjamin, the co-founder of CODEPINK, returns from an international conference in Cuba, where Medea spoke with Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Fidel Castro, about the power of social movements to resist Trump’s unilateral moves to seize and exploit Latin America’s resources for the billionaire class. Medea, joined in Cuba by Col. Ann Wright, will also share the highlights of the conference on social responsibility and the growing call to return Guantanamo Bay to Cuba.
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Grace Siegelman ·