Juan P. Villasmil
Staff Writer at The Spectator (World)
@GSSReview @TheSpectator | @Georgetown SSP Trying to be a fun commentator and a serious foreign policy bro at the same time
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1 month ago |
theamericanconservative.com | Juan P. Villasmil
Politics Are the El Salvador Deportations Justifiable? Do unparalleled abuses demand unparalleled solutions? Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele earned thanks from President Donald Trump for receiving 261 deportees from the U.S., including members of the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua, into his country’s prison system.
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thespectator.com | James R. Snell |Jacob Heilbrunn |Daryl McCann |Juan P. Villasmil
Fans of South Park are familiar with the long-running gag involving the show’s portrayal of Canadians as crudely animated, detail-less animated cutouts, perpetually outraged — almost always an overreaction to something America has done.
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thespectator.com | Ben Domenech |Matthew Foldi |Juan P. Villasmil |Christopher Caldwell
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s failed fiscal gambit last week proved as obvious as it was predictable. Yet Schumer’s flub has had an outsized impact in prompting open conversation among Democrats about whether they need to move on from the New York Senator.
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thespectator.com | Michael Evans |Catriona Olding |Craig Raine |Juan P. Villasmil
Nuclear weapons are becoming a major issue for Poland. One way or another, both the Polish president and prime minister want their country to host tactical nuclear weapons as a deterrent against President Putin’s Russia. In the latest — but by no means the first — statement on this issue, President Andrzej Duda revealed that he recently discussed stationing American tactical nuclear weapons in Poland with Keith Kellogg, the US special envoy for Ukraine.
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thespectator.com | Robin Ashenden |Catriona Olding |Craig Raine |Juan P. Villasmil
Has there been a more cataclysmic year for US-Europe relations than 2025? It began with JD Vance’s “sermon” to EU leaders at the Munich Security Conference last month, in which he berated Western Europe for its policies on immigration and free speech.
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PSA: Not every cry for help is a poem. An exhibit I just saw was less art, more emotional landfill. Suffering doesn’t make your bad writing suddenly beautiful. This “so brave” culture is pathetic. Pain is good shit for art. Elevate heroes, not victims, tho.
RT @RealJPVillasmil: @LynnKuok @ForeignAffairs Do you think China is pressuring “Asia to align” as well? I see the logic of your argument,…
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