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Progressive lawmakers and Democratic candidates are heading to Montevideo, Uruguay, for the PanAmerican Congress scheduled for August 21-23. They plan to discuss President Trump's Latin American policies, known as the 'Donroe Doctrine,' and advocate for building a coalition to address these challenges.
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Progressive lawmakers and Democratic candidates are heading to Montevideo, Uruguay, for the PanAmerican Congress scheduled for August 21-23. They plan to discuss President Trump's Latin American policies, known as the 'Donroe Doctrine,' and advocate for building a coalition to address these challenges.
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Progressives to combat Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ at PanAmerican Congress
Progressive Lawmakers Attend PanAmerican Congress in Uruguay