Mateo Haydar

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Mateo Haydar is a research assistant for Latin America in The Heritage Foundation’s Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy.

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    South American Partners Turning Away From US and Toward China, Iran

    Mateo Haydar
    Earlier this month, Beijing’s state-owned China Southern Power Grid announced the acquisition of nearly $3 billion in assets of Peru’s electric power grid, giving China control of at least 70% of Peru’s electric distribution market. The deal is remarkable, among other reasons, because it follows months of violent protests that have rocked Peru since December…
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    Venezuela Is Bizarre Piece of Biden’s Incoherent Energy Policy Puzzle

    Katie Tubb | Mateo Haydar
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    China, Russia Creeping Further Into West as Major Latin American Nations Reject US. Where’s Biden’s Strategy?

    Mateo Haydar
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    4 Reasons Colombia’s New Marxist President Should Alarm American Policymakers

    Mateo Haydar
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    Costa Rican President-Elect Faces Array of Challenges, Opportunities

    Mateo Haydar
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    With Its New President, Chile Could Take a (Left) Turn for Worse

    Anthony B. Kim | Mateo Haydar
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    How China Spies on Nations Throughout Western Hemisphere

    Mateo Haydar | Colin Agostisi
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    Biden Misses Mark, Opportunities at ‘3 Amigos’ Summit With Canada, Mexico

    Tori K. Smith | Mateo Haydar | Thea Dunlevie
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    Rise in Kidnappings and Lawlessness in Haiti Highlights Need for Security Response

    Mateo Haydar | James M. Roberts
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    Biden Talks Tough on Nicaragua, but Caves to Vicious Regime

    Mateo Haydar | James M. Roberts