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Grace Livingstone

  • Affiliated lecturer, University of Cambridge
  • Journalist, Freelance
London
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Journalist & academic at @CLAS_Cam, University of Cambridge. Author of America's Backyard & other books. @RoyalHistSoc fellow Now on: @graceliv.bsky.social
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The long history of US intervention in Latin America

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By Grace Livingstone, Siobhan McGuirk
| Red Pepper (UK) Verified
In a clear violation of international law, the Trump administration bombed Venezuela and effectively kidnapped its president on 3 January 2026. Photographs of a Latin American head of state handcuffed, blindfolded and bundled onto a plane were shocking, but not surprising. The actions follow a long history of US interventions in the region, including repeated invasions, occupations and support for coups and repressive regimes.
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‘The source of all life is here’: plan to mine lithium in Chilean salt flat sparks fears of water scarcity

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By Grace Livingstone
| AOL UK Verified
Salar de Maricunga in the Atacama region. Rio Tinto and the state-owned copper mining company Codelco plan to extract lithium from Chile’s second-largest salt flat, but there is growing opposition in communities across the region.Photograph: AP Miriam Rivera Bordones tends her goats in a dusty paddock in the russet mountains of Chile’s Atacama desert.
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Venezuela: the US takes aim

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By Grace Livingstone
| Latin America Bureau
The Trump administration has sent 12 military warships to Caribbean waters near Venezuela, including the world’s largest aircraft carrier, a submarine and four amphibious vessels for landing troops. US forces have killed 83 people in extrajudicial strikes on boats since September, claiming, without evidence, that these were transporting drugs. Donald Trump has now threatened land strikes on Venezuela.
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