Voters in Argentina and Colombia are reacting to failed governments and rising insecurity.
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Updated Jul 4
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What happened
Voters in Argentina and Colombia are reacting to failed governments and rising insecurity.
Who's involved
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Trump-backed political and security shifts in Latin AmericaAlso in this story
- Argentina and El Salvador are comparing their legislative and labor issues.
- Far-right movements are modeled on Milei's leadership, while Trump and Rubio leverage these trends in Latin America.
- Abelardo de la Espriella has won the presidential election in Colombia, campaigning on a platform of economic stability and tough-on-crime policies, with the backing of Donald Trump.
- Andean countries, including Colombia, are showing a trend of seeking closer ties with the United States, influenced by Trumpian populism and regional political shifts involving Argentina.
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Related events
- A governor reported an attack in Planadas, Colombia.
- The presidential government of Colombia is currently governing the country.
- A political crisis has emerged in Colombia after Abelardo de la Espriella contested the outcome of a mayoral election.
- Officials from Argentina and Paraguay advanced cooperation in economic and security fields.
- Cuba is experiencing power cuts, Argentina reported a national surplus, and Colombia's market slipped amid political heat.