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A Hemisphere That Delivers (opens the original)
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Author: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio<img alt="Speaking outside in a parking lot in Miami, Secretary Rubio addresses a cluster of reporters who hold out recording devices." class="sizing-normal" height="970" src="https://substackcdn.com/imag
Countering the Resurgence of Political Terrorism (opens the original)
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Author: U.S. Secretary of State Marco RubioThere has never been a gathering quite like this one.This is an unprecedented event, inaugurating what we hope will be an unprecedented coalition – prepared to meet an unprecedented moment in our shared history.The most essential duty of the state – the first responsibility of any government – is to protect its people. This is a sacred obligation that should transcend all political or ideological divisions. It is why we have militaries, intelligence age
Why We’re Dismantling the ICC (opens the original)
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Author: U.S. Secretary of State Marco RubioMost of us would struggle to imagine a world in which U.S. soldiers, police officers, Border Patrol agents and elected leaders could be dragged before an international court, tried by judges from random countries across the globe, found guilty under international laws we neither consent to nor control, and then imprisoned thousands of miles from America.But that is what the International Criminal Court now claims the power to do.The ICC was born at the
A Salute to America (opens the original)
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Author: U.S. Secretary of State Marco RubioTwo hundred and fifty years ago today, in a brick hall in Philadelphia, our forefathers declared their independence from the most powerful empire on earth.They were not fools. They knew exactly what the words on that parchment would mean. They knew that in that moment, they were convicting themselves of treason in the eyes of their mother country – and that the penalty for treason was death.And so at the bottom of that document, beneath the soaring word
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