The Obama-Lula “Axis” and the Future of Latin America
United States and Brazil
By Guest Column Felipe Alvear Donoso—— Bio and Archives--May 5, 2009
American Politics, News | Comments | Back To Full Article
(Dear colleague, below is an almost quite "politically incorrect" opinion on President Obama's first 100 days on Latin America policy. I hope to hear from you! Let's talk! Let's discuss if necessary! (but always respectfully, of course). My English is not good, but I tried to do my best to translate this article from Spanish. Sincerely yours, Felipe Alvear Donoso, political science student, University of Chile. alveardonoso@yahoo.es)
President Obama, in the opening phase of his Latin America policy, seems to have chosen ill-advised roads: a handshake with the most radical leaders of the left, and confidence in a "useful moderate," Brazil's President Lula, who is dedicated to placing fashionable garments on those radical leaders
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