The 20th anniversary of the annual CAF Conference kicked off on Wednesday with a pledge by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to continue the United States’ committment with Latin America so that the the region can reach its maximum potential and make the Western Hemisphere “the most important hemisphere in the world”. But, he added, “for too long, Central America has been left out of the story of Latin America’s rise,” referring to the potential for that region to connect North and South America. The bright spots: Colombia and Agentina The U.S. Vice President expressed great support and positivity regarding the Colombian peace process. A signed agreement between the government and leftist rebels is the next step towards definitive […]
Central America has been left out of the story of Latin America’s rise: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden
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