The U.S. Barely Debates its Latin-American Policy
In this release... How Low Can They Go: The U.S.
Barely Debates its Latin-American Policy, with no
Intellectual Recourse
After President Barack Obama delivered the last State of the Union address for his current term, the Republican aspirants for the presidency immediately responded that his rhetoric sounded more like a “state of the presidential campaign”.
This analysis was prepared by Director Larry
Birns, and Research Fellow Robert Valencia, for the Council
on Hemispheric Affairs.
To read the full analysis, click
here.
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