In a context marked by isolation, trade wars, conflicts, and growing political fragmentation, Latin America is called upon to act in a concerted manner.
The lack of consensus between OAS members has weakened its capacity for action, and many governments have questioned its role as a mediator in regional conflicts.
South American regionalism is facing a complex situation. Despite the expectations generated by the return of Lula da Silva in Brazil, there is still a lack of clarity.
