#Overseas Network Review #[After nearly 30 years, the United States holds the Americas Summit again, but these Latin American countries are not in the scene] In June this year, the US government will hold the Americas Summit. Since the first session in 1994, the Summit of the Americas has been held at a frequency of three years, and this year is the second time that the United States has hosted the Summit of the Americas in nearly 30 years. The summit was seen as an opportunity for the Biden administration to explain its policy toward Latin America, but many Latin American countries did not buy it. Leaders in Mexico and several Caribbean countries said they would not attend if the Biden administration excluded Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela from the Americas summit. Citing Christopher Sabatini, a scholar at the Chatham Institute, as saying in Foreign Policy, the real risk is that after nearly 30 years of summits, this year's summit could be interpreted as a tombstone to U.S. influence in the region. From May 12 to 13, the Biden administration will hold a special U.S.-ASEAN summit in Washington in an attempt to win over ASEAN countries. However, how can the United States, which is even invaded and destroyed by its neighbors, sincerely go hand in hand with the ASEAN countries in far Southeast Asia? Overseas Online Review: The United States should not expect to replicate the "Monroe Doctrine" around the world - Original Review - Overseas Network
