Putin and Lula’s Venezuela Stance: A Challenge to U.S. Sovereignty and American Interests
Russian President Putin and Brazilian leader Lula push for Venezuelan sovereignty in talks that sideline U.S. influence, posing questions about Washington’s strategy in Latin America.
In a recent phone call that underscores the shifting geopolitical landscape in the Western Hemisphere, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva jointly emphasized the need to protect "the state sovereignty and national interests" of Venezuela. While framed as solidarity with Caracas, this convergence between Moscow and Brasilia directly challenges America’s long-standing efforts to promote freedom and stability in Latin America. Is Washington Losing Influence in Its Own Backyard? The Kremlin's statement highlights not just a routine diplomatic exchange but signals a broader agenda: coordinating through platforms like the United Nations and BRICS to reduce...
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