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Editorial Board member and opinion writer @HeraldOpEd; formerly w/ @Florida_Today & @USATodayNetwork; brasileira; paulistana; bookworm; @FIU alumna.
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Trump's dangerous ploy to undermine elections may target Latin American country | Opinion

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By Isadora Rangel Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
The notion of an America that spreads shared principles in a part of the world where democracy is relatively young, and often unstable, appears lost on President Trump. In Latin America, it's becoming clear that Trump is pursuing ideological alignment at all costs, much like the U.S. did when it undermined governments in places like Chile to stop the spread of socialism in the region during the Cold War.
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Trump’s dangerous ploy to undermine elections may target Latin American country | Opinion

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By Isadora Rangel Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The notion of an America that spreads shared principles in a part of the world where democracy is relatively young, and often unstable, appears lost on President Trump. In Latin America, it's becoming clear that Trump is pursuing ideological alignment at all costs, much like the U.S. did when it undermined governments in places like Chile to stop the spread of socialism in the region during the Cold War.
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If Brazil falls to Haiti in the World Cup, this Brazilian won't be too upset | Opinion

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By Isadora Rangel Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
If you want to understand what Brazilian football — er, soccer — means to Haitians, ask the former captain of the Haitian national team about the match set for Friday between the two nations in the FIFA World Cup: It would be “a miracle” if Haiti wins, Patrick Tardieu, who played for Haiti from 1992 to 2002, told me.
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