John Feeley, former US ambassador to Panama, harshly criticizes Donald Trump's approach to Latin America, likening it to Tony Soprano, characterized by ruthless egotism. Trump's early presidency actions, such as threatening the Panama Canal and sending an envoy to Nicolás Maduro, display aggressive posturing towards a region he was expected to largely overlook. Feeley, who resigned in protest, emphasizes that Trump's behavior reflects a bully-like worldview rooted in a stark asymmetry of power, where the weaker nations can only endure the consequences of American dominance.
John Feeley, the former US ambassador to Panama, critiques Trump's Latin America policy, likening it to Tony Soprano's ruthless bravado, demonstrating power without regard for consequences.
Feeley expresses horror over Trump's aggressive diplomacy, suggesting it reflects a 'mafioso way' of recognizing power dynamics in international relations, particularly with Latin America.
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