U.S. 'Historically Antagonistic' to Progressive Change in Latin America, Ecuador Chief Says

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Rethinking U.S.-Latin American Relations. Photo courtesy of President Correa's office." title="USC Dornsife's Abe Lowenthal recently interviewed Ecuador President Rafael Correa in Quito, part of Lowenthal's research for his forthcoming book with a working title, Rethinking U.S.-Latin American Relations. Photo courtesy of President Correa's office." /> Abe Lowenthal, professor of international relations in USC Dornsife, recently chatted with Ecuador President Rafael Correa, one of hundreds of interviews for his upcoming book.

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U.S. 'Historically Antagonistic' to Progressive Change in Latin America, Ecuador Chief Says

They're Both a Rare Breed