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‘Coercion, bullying and aggression’
‘Coercion, bullying and aggression’
The Quincy Institute hosted a Tuesday discussion of the Trump administration’s fight against “narco-terrorism.” The post Expert Panel: Trump’s Latin America Policy Won’t Stop Drugs appeared first on The American Conservative .
Latin America Expert Panel: Trump’s Latin America Policy Won’t Stop Drugs The Quincy Institute hosted a Tuesday discussion of the Trump administration’s fight against “narco-terrorism.” Photo by ULISES RUIZ / AFP via Getty Images The Trump administration’s Latin America policies are too simplistic for the complicated problems facing the region, a panel of restraint-oriented foreign policy experts concluded Tuesday. The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft gathered Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, co-director of the Corruption, Networks, and Transnational Crime Research Center (CONTRA) at George Mason…Open
AI:The Quincy Institute recently hosted a forum featuring various restraint-oriented foreign policy experts who argued that the Trump administration's aggressive, militarized approach to fighting narco-terrorism in Latin America is too simplistic and destined to fail. Panelists Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, Isabel Pereira Arana, and Lee Schlenker contended that focusing heavily on coercion and security measures neglects root causes like local poverty and corruption, potentially leading to a "balloon effect" where criminal networks simply adapt or displace their operations elsewhere. These academics suggested that instead of the administration's decisive stance against cartels, the United States should prioritize rural development, strengthening…Open
Major pro-life candidate bankroller demands Todd Blanche "immediately" settle Louisiana challenge to mifepristone mail-order regulation, used by abusive partners, parents to acquire pills and secretly or coercively induce abortion.
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to over four years in prison for so-called coercion after lobbying the U.S. to help his father.
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to over four years in prison for so-called coercion after lobbying the U.S. to help his father. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Brazil ‘s Supreme Court has convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro , the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro , for “coercion” in connection with his father’s trial for an alleged coup attempt. Eduardo was sentenced to four years and two months in prison for lobbying the U.S. government to pressure Brazilian officials to halt the trial. DETAIL: Eduardo Bolsonaro has been residing in Texas since February 2025 and has not commented on the court’s decision. Jair Bolsonaro, 71, is currently serving a 27-year sentence for plotting a coup …Open
Two major trafficking cases share a pattern of coercion, survivor says.
'No safeguard'
Martin is accused of using "coercion to punish or suppress" Georgetown Law's DEI practices, the formal complaint against him says.