Iran and the three Latin American countries President Raeisi is touring share a common experience of resistance to American hegemony and are at the forefront of creating a rule-based world order.

The tendency for expansion of cooperation between countries in West Asia and Latin America demonstrates how the US influence is waning and a new ‘systematic order’ is taking shape.

Iran’s relations with the Bolivarian bloc of Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, and more recently, Brazil, have grown warmer in recent years.

Iran’s President Raeisi is set to visit three Latin American nations to boost bilateral relations.

The five foreign ministers of the BRICS member states will be joined by 15 other foreign ministers representing Africa, the Global South, and Friends of BRICS nations.

Venezuelan president visits Brazil to take part in a regional summit, marking a thaw in ties between Caracas and Brasilia and foiling US efforts to isolate the nation.

Defense Minister Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Ashtiani says Iran “has no restriction” on exporting military equipment to other countries, including Venezuela.

Venezuelan opposition figure Juan Guaido says he was expelled from Colombia hours after he arrived in Bogota.

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Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez says her country has lost $232 billion since 2015 when the Obama administration imposed sanctions against the Latin American nation.