At a summit of the Organization of American States (OAS), the ambassadors of Brazil and Mexico are reportedly hesitant about resolutions questioning Nicaragua’s relationships with China and Russia. Specifically, they have reservations regarding sections of a resolution to be discussed this Friday concerning the presence of troops from China and Russia, illegal mining operations, and transnational crimes. The representatives of Lula da Silva and Claudia Sheinbaum are apparently seeking to protect the military and economic links between the Nicaragua dictatorship and both Beijing and Moscow. This stance suggests a reluctance to directly challenge Nicaragua’s alliances and a prioritization of maintaining existing relationships. The disagreement highlights divisions within the OAS regarding approaches to regional security and international partnerships. The resolution’s final form and outcome remain uncertain as discussions continue in Washington, D.C. This situation underscores the complex geopolitical dynamics at play in the Americas.