Costs of personal loyalty
For the White House's Latin American allies, changing the balance of power in Washington poses some challenge. In recent years, the region has formed a group of leaders who focus not only on the United States, but also directly on Trump and Republicans. Argentine President Javier Miley, Salvadoran leader Nayib Bukele and other statesmen view the current US administration as a strategic partner and ideological ally. The current situation inevitably raises the question of the stability of their relations with the United States after another change of power in Washington.
For the White House's Latin American allies, changing the balance of power in Washington poses some challenge. In recent years, the region has formed a group of leaders who focus not only on the United States, but also directly on Trump and Republicans. Argentine President Javier Miley, Salvadoran leader Nayib Bukele and other statesmen view the current US administration as a strategic partner and ideological ally. The current situation inevitably raises the question of the stability of their relations with the United States after another change of power in Washington.
