A recent analysis reveals a significant decline in the perception of the United States across Latin America following the return of Donald Trump. Public favorability towards the United States has fallen from 73% in 2024 to 63% over the past 20 months. This 10-percentage-point drop suggests a negative correlation between Trump’s political activity and views of the country in the region. The survey data indicates growing reservations within Latin America regarding United States policies and leadership. Experts suggest this shift could have implications for diplomatic relations and cooperation between the United States and nations throughout Latin America. Further investigation is needed to fully understand the factors driving this change in public sentiment. The trend highlights potential challenges for the United States in maintaining positive relationships with its southern neighbors.