Expertos politólogos opinan sobre la elección del presidente de EEUU

En entrevista con Andes, los catedráticos Fernando Casado, español radicado en Ecuador, y Esteban Morales, de Cuba, coincidieron en señalar que no es posible augurar una mejor relación del país norteño con este continente por diversos factores, e incluso apuntan a un escenario de mayor confrontación y la agudización de políticas imperiales hacia esta área geográfica.

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