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The new Monroe Doctrine is weakening Chinese coercion in Latin America

By Arturo McFields, opinion contributor The Hill Politics
The new Monroe Doctrine is weakening Chinese coercion in Latin America

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China's policy of commercial coercion has been shaken to its foundations following the arrival of the new Monroe Doctrine.

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