'ISIS of the Western Hemisphere'? Latin America isn't buying it
Responsible Statecraft
The Conference of Defense Ministers of the Americas, a rather staid event held every two years, is known mostly for its boilerplate language clouded in bureaucratese. Yet, the 17th iteration of it, held in Cusco, Peru, earlier this month, strayed from the norm and gave us an extraordinary glimpse into the complexities and intricacies of inter-American relations during the second Trump administration.Conventional wisdom asserts that, despite the many difficulties U.S. foreign policy is facing in the Middle East and in other parts of the world today, it is in Latin America where it has managed t
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