This article refers to comments made by Cynthia J. Arnson on the consequences for US relations with Latin American countries that grant asylum to Edward Snowden. This article is in Spanish.
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Pero Washington también lanzó advertencias a países latinoamericanos que pudieran ofrecer asilo político a Snowden, en particular a Ecuador, Venezuela o Cuba, campeones del "antiimperialismo" en la región. Estos países podrían recibir consecuencias más directas si no apoyan a Estados Unidos, según Cynthia Arnson, directora del programa América Latina en el Woodrow Wilson International Center.
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