Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "Zeihan on Geopolitics"
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Personally, with countries like Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and others falling into good relations with the US. I think it's essential that the US continue to build a stronger alliance with Mexico and then try to pry Panama and Brazil from Chinese influence.
One way or another, Latin America is going to be the next global power house for manufacturing and trade. Especially as Mexico continues to gain a large foothold on vehicles, computers, and other tech manufacturing.
A new trade agreement to replace many of NAFTA's problems could prove essential if the US is going to compete with BRICS nations. I'm not a huge fan of regime change, but imagine if Brazil left BRICS and entered an alliance with the US and USD.
Brazil's exports/imports are overwhelmingly going to and coming from China. If that alliance was lost, China would suffer greatly in terms of agriculture, petroleum, and steel.
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