Benjamin Gedan
Benjamin Gedan is the director of the Latin American Program at the Wilson Center and a founding member of the Argentina Project. He is recognized for his expertise in U.S.-Latin American relations and recently addressed the potential political implications of the $LIBRA crypto scandal on President Javier Milei's international profile, particularly among conservative circles.
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Georgia:
Benjamin Gedan commented on the military operation's purpose and the ambiguity of U.S. strategy in the Caribbean.
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Montenegro:
Benjamin Gedan is the director of the Latin American program at the Stimson Center who discussed Ecuador's security issues.
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United Kingdom:
Benjamin Gedan is the director of the Latin America programme at the Stimson centre.
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United Kingdom:
Benjamin Gedan said public dissatisfaction had been building since earlier this year among voters who had been promised 'a period of shared prosperity'.
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Venezuela:
Benjamin Gedan, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, explains that deflation is not an economic policy goal.
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Panama:
Benjamin Gedan is a researcher at Johns Hopkins University.
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Liechtenstein:
Benjamin Gedan noted that Trump's support could have sabotaged his favorite president.
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Argentina:
Benjamin Gedan described the Trump-Milei meeting as a total success for Milei.
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United States:
Benjamin Gedan, the Venezuelan director at the National Security Council under the Obama administration, said it appeared the Nobel Committee was sending a message to both the United States and the Venezuelan opposition.
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Hungary:
Benjamin Gedan argued that Venezuela plays a minimal role in regional drug supply.
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