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The following regions and issues are among those critical to both short- and long-term US interests. They should draw greater US attention and diplomatic efforts.
Security and narcotrafficking challenges remain. Nationalism in Venezuela is on the rise. Once emerging economies, such as in Argentina, are threatened. Regional power Brazil is facing a stagnant economy and a real need for reform.
Kara L. Bue is a partner at Armitage International L.C. She served as deputy assistant secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs from 2003 to 2005 and as a member of the Romney for President National Security Directorate in 2012.
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