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Will Freeman

New York
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Fellow for Latin America Studies @CFR_org. PhD @PUPolitics. Fulbright Colombia/Peru/Guatemala 2022. Columnist @AmerQuarterly. Own opinions, RTs ≠ Endorsements.
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The Americas in Play

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By Will Freeman
| The Council on Foreign Relations
In 2000, Washington’s commercial and diplomatic hegemony in the Western Hemisphere was virtually uncontested. In Latin America, in particular, the United States had no major economic rivals, with China doing only about $12 billion of trade per year with the region. Today, Latin America’s trade with China totals approximately $520 billion per year.
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The Resurgence of Gustavo Petro and the Colombian Left

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By Will Freeman
| Americas Quarterly Verified
Reading Time: 5 minutes BOGOTÁ—Last month in Colombia’s capital, I met a retiree, Hugo, who had spent much of his career in the Ministry of Communications, including under ex-President Álvaro Uribe. He and his wife now lived on his modest public pension, supplemented by occasional jobs. Hugo said he was neither right nor left. He did not vote for President Gustavo Petro in 2022.
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The Shockwaves of Venezuela

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By Will Freeman
| RealClear World
The Shockwaves of Venezuela On January 3, U.S. forces did something many observers thought impossible: they quickly captured and arrested Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s wily, seemingly coup-proof autocrat Read Full Article »
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