“Unlike the US, where support for Israel has stayed relatively stable across administrations thanks to more consolidated institutions and bipartisan consensus, in much of Latin America foreign policy can swing sharply from one election to the next because that institutional buffer doesn’t exist,”

Marta Tawil Kuri · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-17

Kuri explained that weak diplomatic corps in Latin America allow new heads of state to quickly pivot on foreign policy unlike the US with its consolidated institutions.