The goal of building ties between global south countries has driven foreign policy in Latin America and elsewhere in recent years. In this episode we dive into what that has amounted to. What have been the most successful examples of cooperation between Latin America and other global south countries? Which presidents have prioritized this, and what’s their motivation? What are the challenges or barriers hindering effective cooperation between Latin America and other global south countries? And what does this agenda mean for countries of the global north? Our guest is Andrea Ordóñez, Senior Research Fellow at Southern Voice.
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Guest:
Andrea Ordóñez is a Senior Research Fellow at Southern Voice
Host:
Brian Winter is editor-in-chief of Americas Quarterly
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The Israel-Hamas War Is Inflaming Polarization in Latin America by Oliver Stuenkel
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