Think of the moeny that we have given them. Such weakness. Remember when the Dems said that the rest of the world didn't respect Trump? Well maybe not, but they feared him and they wouldn't dare do this to him. Why? because trump knew how to handle this crap. he was clear that we only gave things to our friends and partners. Not so with Joe. Here is a liberal medai outlet's sugar coated version. There is NO excuse for them not to attend given the problem that they are contributing to at the border that should block us from withdrawing aid. But they know Biden won't do it because he is weak. Instead, the pro Venezualan and proCuban communist factions make headway in our hemisphere.
In the meantime, Joe is worried about printing more money to get people to buy solar panels that are too expensive and inadequate. I hope those flooding over the border are bringing windmill parts with them.
Link: https://news.yahoo.com/mexico-presidents-summit-snub-shows-154840715.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9kdWNrZHVja2dvLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIBFu9EbTeL-87m8fmbmA9M6K0qvMImGuLJ3mvyKFzmOQPubfobDF1PQueJ58t6ehcq82lqNEXh4tObTqNGOpy1Iz3pqAE3hsIQy
From his linked article...
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Luis Guillermo Solis, a center-left former Costa Rican president, said Lopez Obrador's determination to clamor for an inclusive discussion showed off his anti-imperialist credentials, striking a tone with centuries of resonance in the region.
"The easiest way to do it is to symbolically fight with the United States," Solis said. "It's a well-known play in our neighborhood."
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"The summit aims to promote democratic unity, but the dispute exposed divisions between Washington and governments sympathetic to Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega and Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, self-styled leftists who have long been reviled by the U.S. foreign policy establishment."
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The controversy risks overshadowing Washington's desire to prevent democratic backsliding in the region, said John Feeley, a retired U.S. ambassador and veteran Latin America diplomat who helped organize previous regional summits.
Feeley also flagged concerns about Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro undermining confidence in his country's October election and Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's push to seek re-election despite constitutional term limits.
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IMO, Mexico's President understands the importance of this meeting and given all the shade still being thrown at Mexico by the U.S. recently (think Trump), he's going to leverage any opportunity he can to level the playing field.
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