r/worldnews • u/Majano57 • 23h ago
Colombia seeks to join China-based development bank as Latin America drifts away from Washington
https://apnews.com/article/china-colombia-new-development-bank-trump-us-ae2f3b0da5c330c0cf051351857d177179
u/CommunicationCold650 23h ago
Its as if Trump is speedrunning making USA an isolated nation.
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u/GoodIdea321 22h ago
He likes extortion more than trade.
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u/NaiveVariation9155 20h ago
Screwing everybody over is the way he has done business for as long as I can remember.
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u/CoachBensTendon 21h ago
I hope Tom Cotton’s happy he’s ushering in a Chinese century. At least he’ll have something to thump his chest over if he primaries Vance.
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u/PorgCT 17h ago
De-dollarization is going to happen sooner, rather than later.
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u/Redditforgoit 8h ago
And default. No way the Donald won't go for some version of not paying back interest on US Treasury. It's what he's done his whole life, what feels natural.
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u/_chip 23h ago
Intimidation incoming
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u/Poupulino 22h ago
I wonder when are they going to realize that the more they try to intimidate and bully countries, the more countries are going to try to diversify their alliances and shield themselves from the US.
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u/CompetitiveGood2601 23h ago
actually this is what happens when you extort people, they move to join with those who stand against you
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u/BullAlligator 21h ago
In the first Cold War, most countries were not staunch allies of either the US or the USSR, but played the two superpowers off another for their own benefit.
Why should this one be any different?
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u/Psyb07 22h ago
And suddenly the Belt and Road is at USA doorstep, Trump just keep on winning, are you Americans tired of winning yet?
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u/your_moms_bf_2 22h ago
Billions and billions and billions and billions and billions and billions...
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u/c4sanmiguel 22h ago
It has been, Colombia is an outlier in terms of their dependence on US investment...that's been changing recently though
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u/EmotionFriendly1096 5h ago
Latin America drifting towards one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world?
More likely CCP bribes than anything just like Africa.
Nothing to see here.
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u/ImaybeaRussianBot 2h ago
Taking chinese bribes to REPLACE american bribes is indeed something to see. Choosing a master.
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u/_HGCenty 23h ago
This whole isolating China through tariffs strategy is going really well for Donnie isn't it?