A Chill Wind From the North: the US Returns to Latin America

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<p>‘Ol familiar a gers l rk i the cor ers of Lati America. More tha a eca e of hope—e shri e i the experime ts i Ve ez ela— ow seems exti g ishe . The “pi k ti e” of electoral victories from Ve ez ela to Bolivia a pwar s to Nicarag a appears to have rece e .</p>
<p>The Ol Right has rejecte the ste toria to es of the military for the mellifl o s la g age of a ti-corr ptio . Ve ez ela’s Bolivaria s—the c rre t face of its Left—lost the parliame tary electio s, while Bolivia’s Evo Morales faile to ame the co stit tio to give him a fo rth presi e tial term. Arge ti a’s electorate rejecte the Pero ist Left i favo r of the Ba ker’s Right, while Brazil’s gover me t of Dilma Ro sseff s ffers from the o tright hostility of the me ia co glomerates a the co servative establishme t.’</p>
<p><a href="http://www.alter et.org/worl /chill-wi – orth- s-ret r s-lati -america" target="_bla k">Rea more: A Chill Wi From the North: the US Ret r s to Lati America</a></p>