Andres Oppenheimer
The guessing game about President
Clinton has announced she plans to leave shortly after Obama's inauguration in January, to take a much-needed rest from her grueling traveling schedule in recent years. Among her likely successors:
- Sen.
Kerry's biggest problem: if he leaves the
- Ambassador
Her problem: After the
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- Other candidates for the job are Deputy Secretary of State
Asked whether there would be any changes in U.S. policy toward
Among the few areas in which there could be changes in
The
On
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My opinion: We may see some changes on drug policy and
But there may be some changes in the trade arena, as the Obama administration steps up its effort to create a
The way many in
It's not too difficult to foresee which of the two Latin Americas the Obama administration will seek to forge closer ties with.
- Constraints Facing the Next Mexican President
- Obama's Latin America Policy May Change -- Slightly
- Latin America Needs More Engineers
- Latin America's Growing Media Conspiracy
- Victory May Not Boost Chavez's Regional Clout
- College Rankings Should Alarm Latin America
- New Mexican Leader's Trip Signals Continuity
- Massive Fraud in Venezuela Election? Unlikely
- Colombia Peace Talks May Impact United States - Cuba Ties
- Brazil Could Break the Mold in Anti-graft Battle
- Mexico's Geopolitical Strategy
- Latin America Gets Bad Marks in Innovation
- Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Battling the Cocaine Trade
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