The Sevilla Declaration: A Closer Look at Ibero-American Cooperation’s Ambitious Agenda
Foreign ministers from Ibero-American nations have endorsed the Sevilla Declaration to boost cooperation—but this diplomatic exercise raises questions about real accountability and tangible outcomes for the USA’s interests.
In the historic Archivo de Indias in Seville, foreign ministers from across Ibero-America congregated to approve the so-called Sevilla Declaration—a broad and sweeping statement aimed at enhancing regional cooperation. Yet, beneath the ceremonial rhetoric lies a series of commitments that demand scrutiny, especially from an America First perspective. The declaration champions lofty ideals — dialogue, mutual respect, sovereignty, and consensus — framed as the pillars holding together a community bound by shared culture and history. While these themes sound commendable, one must ask: How will this translate into concrete policies that align with U.S. national interests and bolster American sovereignty?...
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