For years, Latin America’s political balance rested on a familiar assumption: Brazil leads, Mexico follows. Brazil, with its continental scale, resource wealth, and international ambition, shaped the regional agenda—from BRICS summits to global climate diplomacy. Mexico, by contrast, was often perceived as too absorbed by its northern border, too enmeshed in NAFTA to shape continental […]
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