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Hegseth’s Greater North America
‘“Greater North America” seeks to name the new playing field where sovereignty is no longer negotiated in diplomatic forums but administered in war rooms. In exchange for a supposed, supervised peace, the region is asked to hand over natural resources and border security. The announcement of this new designation is not a proposal for cooperation, but an order to partition the region.
With the world’s focus on a war that Trump claims to have won, after having a catastrophic global economic impact, the announcement of the new partition of Latin America and the Caribbean has gone largely unnoticed.
Unlike the African Union–which despite differences in language, creeds, history, and origins of its 55 members has managed to establish common positions on climate change, global trade, or a seat in the Group of 20,–the Latin American and Caribbean region has cemented the collapse of CELAC and, with it, its dignity and sovereignty as a region. We have once again become an archipelago of nations competing with one another to see who best pleases the Pentagon.
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