But does he really love her?
The president is only partly redeeming his pledge to make Latin America “a fundamental commitment of my presidency”
THIS week, George Bush makes his first trip to Latin America since September 11th. It will be a test of his new policy towards the continent. It is also a test of whether “second order” foreign-policy issues really matter to the president now.
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