As U.S. President Donald Trump shapes his
policies on Latin America, two countries may prove to be of more pressing
concern than most: Cuba and Venezuela. Since 2014, Washington has sought to
mend ties with Havana. Trump will now have to decide whether to continue, amend
or reverse those policies first implemented by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
Meanwhile, worsening unrest and political infighting in Venezuela will become
increasingly difficult for the White House to ignore. The fates of Cuba and Venezuela
may not be as separate as they seem at first glance. If the United States takes
steps to cool its warming ties with Cuba, the beleaguered government in
Venezuela might be able to cling to power a little longer. More…
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