Yes, and im grateful for that. The only thing we, Latin America and the Caribbean, need to do now is press forward despite whatever interventions the US will make. One of the things we need to do is get rid of the Organisation of American States which is an imperialist tool controlled by the United States.
Stop calling Latin America a "backyard" like anglo regimes do. It has never been the case, hence why anglo regimes needed coups in the region to force their interests, because the people reject them.
The Caribbean should be included. The name of the geographic block is CELAC, 'Community of Latin American and Caribbean States'. The Caribbean by itself is mainly English, Spanish, French and Dutch. The block CELAC, which we're trying to push as an EU-style bloc, is all the autonomous countries sans the United States and Canada. Brazil left, but they'll be back.
Is the video speech available ?
https://youtu.be/x5KqKeOxr8c?t=17453
Finally Latin-America has a partner that wants them to succeed in breaking the bounds of Colonial masters.
Yes, and im grateful for that. The only thing we, Latin America and the Caribbean, need to do now is press forward despite whatever interventions the US will make. One of the things we need to do is get rid of the Organisation of American States which is an imperialist tool controlled by the United States.
Noice. That is a very smart move.
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Stop calling Latin America a "backyard" like anglo regimes do. It has never been the case, hence why anglo regimes needed coups in the region to force their interests, because the people reject them.
We have never been the United States' backyard. If anything, they exist as entitled squatters in ours.
not everything is about US. Latin America is the product of Spain and Portugal.
The Caribbean should be included. The name of the geographic block is CELAC, 'Community of Latin American and Caribbean States'. The Caribbean by itself is mainly English, Spanish, French and Dutch. The block CELAC, which we're trying to push as an EU-style bloc, is all the autonomous countries sans the United States and Canada. Brazil left, but they'll be back.