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Trump and Latin America, the End of Multilateralism?

As global tensions rise and power dynamics continue to shift, the relationship between the United States and Latin America raises pressing questions about the future of multilateral cooperation. This Lunch Briefing examines the broader implications of a U.S. foreign policy increasingly shaped by unilateralism, economic nationalism, and geopolitical competition. Speakers and Topics Lucile Maertens – New Power Dynamics and the (Apparent) Crisis of Multilateralism Exploring how evolving global power structures challenge the foundations of multilateral cooperation. Nico Krisch – The Erosion of International Law and the Future of the International Order Assessing the weakening of international legal norms and its impact on global governance. Graziella Moraes Silva – Reconfiguring Democracy in the Americas? A look at democratic transformations across North and South America. Filipe Calvao – Neo‑Imperial “Manifest Destiny” in the Age of Reshoring: The Limits of the Don Doctrine Analyzing contemporary forms of U.S. influence in the context of economic reshoring. Moderation Achim Wennmann, Professor of Practice and Director for Strategic Partnerships. Q&A Session The event concludes with an interactive question‑and‑answer session. Questions were welcomed in both English and French.