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CloseRelationships and Rivalries: Mexico Leans Left?
27:44October 29, 2021
This episode is the first in a new series from the Need To Know Podcast: "Relationships and Rivalries." In this series, we'll take a look at how other countries relate to one another - and where the hotspots could be if the US becomes involved in a region. In this episode, we dive into the relationships that Mexico has with leftist leaning governments such as Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua.
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