Two recent electoral regime changes in Central America pose serious challenges for China’s regional strategy since the incoming leaders of El Salvador and Panama have
Tag: El Salvador
China Might Lose El Salvador If Its New Populist Government Pivots to the US
The new Salvadoran president promised to reassess relations with China. The secretary general of President-elect Nayib Bukele’s New Ideas party told his countrymen that their
China Is Challenging the US in Central America, and Washington Can’t Do Anything
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was in Central America late last week when he criticized China’s rising influence there by questioning the intentions behind
The Caravan Crisis 2.0 Shows That Central America Needs the US’ Support
There’s a new migrant caravan creeping up from Central America to the US border. Just like what happened earlier this year, another massive group of
The TAIPEI Act Shows Just How Scared the US Is of OBOR
The “Taiwan Allies International Protection and Enhancement Initiative” jointly proposed by Senators Marco Rubio and three others threatens the US’ partners with the downgrading of
China’s Embrace of El Salvador Is About a Lot More Than Just Taiwan
El Salvador’s decision to break off ties with Taipei and “defect” to Beijing obviously had a lot to do with the economic aid that China
Nicaragua’s 10-Military Training Deal Is Really a Pro-US Sell-Out
Nicaragua passing a law that allows 10 different armed forces to train on its territory. President Ortega’s decree grants “servicemen, aircraft, and vessels from Russia,
Trump’s S***Hole Comment Encapsulates America’s Perpetually Racist Foreign Policy
Critics of US President Donald Trump were quick to point out that his alleged use of the term “s***hole countries” to describe Haiti and some
