Next Regime Change: US Election Meddling Targets Brazil, Latin America | Dr. Mark Weisbrot
The US Regime-Change Industrial Complex is currently working in over-drive when it comes to consolidating Washington's power over the Western Hemisphere: The next country on the chopping block is Brazil and its only the latest in many regime change operations the USA has been conducting over the past 70 years in Latin America.Economist Mark Weisbrot joins me to discuss Brazil’s election and Washington’s influence across Latin America.
He examines household debt, central bank policy, Argentina’s dependence on international lending, and the political power of dollar sanctions. Their conversation explores Venezuela, Bolivia, Haiti and Ecuador, contrasting economic sovereignty with external intervention. Weisbrot also distinguishes humanitarian aid from political interference, challenges prevailing accounts of Bolivia’s election crisis, and considers whether the region’s current rightward shift can deliver lasting improvements in ordinary people’s lives.
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Article on Brazil’s election: https://cepr.net/publications/los-angeles-times-trump-and-rubio-fight-to-sway-brazils-election-and-control-the-hemisphere/
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Time Stamps
00:00 Introducing Dr. Mark Weisbrot
03:11 Brazil: Lula, Bolsonaro and household debt
07:58 Trump’s pressure on Brazil and the courts
14:41 Argentina, dollar debt and sanctions
27:38 NGOs, USAID and humanitarian aid
33:44 IMF policies and Bolivia’s election crisis
47:00 Haiti, Ecuador and economic sovereignty
57:52 Brazil’s prospects and Latin America’s future Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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