Latin America’s Leading Countries Reaffirmed Their Principled Neutrality

Latin America’s Leading Countries Reaffirmed Their Principled Neutrality

For as different as Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico are, they’re all united in the common cause of practicing principled neutrality towards the Ukrainian Conflict, which makes them Latin America’s multipolar leaders. Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, which are Latin America’s leading countries, just reaffirmed their principled neutrality towards the Ukrainian Conflict by refusing to join the…

Strained UK-China Relations: China Affirms Support for Argentina in Disputes Over Falkland Isles

Strained UK-China Relations: China Affirms Support for Argentina in Disputes Over Falkland Isles

New tensions are emerging over the legitimacy of British rule over the Falkland Islands. In a joint statement with the Argentine president, Xi Jinping declared that China supports Buenos Aires’ sovereignty over the islands’ territory. In response, the UK’s foreign minister published a statement reaffirming British sovereignty, starting a war of words and narratives over…

Falkland Islands of Contention between China and Britain

Falkland Islands of Contention between China and Britain

Despite the active efforts of the White House, by various dirty machinations and the failed attempt at a “diplomatic boycott,” to belittle the significance of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, these Games themselves, as well as the contacts held against their background by the Chinese authorities with the leaders of a number of foreign states,…

China’s Foray into America’s Backyard Angers Washington (and London)

China’s Foray into America’s Backyard Angers Washington (and London)

The president of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, recently attended the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Beijing. The next day, he met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of the People, where he signed Argentina up to the Belt and Road Initiative, while also penning an $8 billion nuclear power plant deal…

Argentina: Opposition Builds to Great Reset, Who’s Next?

Argentina: Opposition Builds to Great Reset, Who’s Next?

UPDATE: Mea Culpa, this is not news. But an historical reminder of what happens when the people get fed up with a corrupt government incapable of serving their interests. Rememeber this? The president of Argentina has left the building. According to the Daily Mail 20 years ago : President Fernando De la Rua resigned and…