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The question isn’t whether Honduras can escape its role as Washington’s most obedient client state; it’s whether the United States will finally accept a sovereign partner rather than a subordinate platform for regional intervention.

Washington’s new militarized campaign against Venezuela, framed as a drug war, is in reality a risky attempt to blunt China’s rising influence in Latin America—and it may only accelerate the region’s shift away from the United States.

Libya is not merely a “failed state”; it is a dynamic, active epicenter of a global criminal network, reshaping the destiny of an entire continent in plain sight.