Ever since the United States pursued the "Monroe Doctrine," it has always regarded South America as its backyard, supported those who are willing to listen to the United States, and occupied leading positions in major South American countries. The most common means of isolating and cracking down on countries that do not obey their own management is economic sanctions.
Colombia has long been the most obedient little brother in the United States, and it is the main source of drugs in the United States. But with the rise of leftism in South America, Colombia also elected a left-wing leader and began to lead the country to a gradual distance from the United States. Left-wing countries in South America have begun to show a tendency to huddle together for warmth.
Just recently, the Colombian government made a request to Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Luiz Inácio Luiz Inácio Inácio Ináci
Before that, Brazil had successfully guaranteed Argentina to join the BRICS, but just when the end of the observation period was about to kick the door, Argentina held a general election and introduced a singing economist named Milley as president, which not only turned his own country upside down, but also tore up the ticket to the BRICS with his own hands, and wanted to lead Argentina to embrace the dollar. This arrogant move once made the Brazilian president very faceless.
But after careful understanding and careful consideration, Brazilian President Lula still accepted Colombia's request, because he knew that this good brother asked to join the BRICS at this time, and he had his own small plan in his heart, that is, to rely on the big tree of the BRICS organization to reduce the risk of being harvested by the US economy.
After learning that Colombia had applied to join the BRICS, no one expected that India would be the one who was most moved. As a founding member, India has always refused to establish the BRICS' own monetary system, the euro-like "gold dollar", in order to prevent the renminbi from becoming bigger and stronger within the organization.
But seeing Japan, South Korea and Vietnam being harvested by the United States recently, I have a premonition that I will be the next ghost. India has suddenly discovered that the BRICS is a very good haven, and as long as there is a strong China and Russia, it can avoid getting hurt less.
As a result, India suddenly announced its support for the establishment of the "Golden Yuan", on the one hand, it emboldened itself, and on the other hand, it also hoped that China and Russia would be able to help it at a critical moment. As for the role of the renminbi in the "gold yuan", of course, it still needs to be discussed by everyone, and it is absolutely impossible to achieve it overnight.
But at least Colombia has a choice that allows a secret of the BRICS to surface. Even if it doesn't happen quickly, it's better to have hope than no hope.