Five Latin American Countries to Escape to in Case of a World War
Between nuclear powers, fueled by conflicts in the Middle East and mutual threats between nations, fears of a Third World War have resurfaced. In this context, some countries in Latin America could offer greater protection in case of a large-scale conflict thanks to their historical neutrality and relative stability.
Why Latin America returns to the global security radar
With the bombings between Iran and Israel, the growing role of Russia and China, and the vigilant stance of the United States, Latin America is back on the global security radar. Many eyes turn to this region known for its distance from aggressive military alliances and governments that prioritize diplomacy over confrontation.
Using Artificial Intelligence, key factors such as political neutrality, geographical distance from areas of tension, absence of foreign bases, and low participation in offensive alliances were considered.
The five safest countries in case of a Third World War
Costa Rica
Since 1948 it has no armed forces. Its foreign policy is based on diplomacy and respect for international law. Additionally, it hosts international organizations that reinforce its neutral profile.
Uruguay
It stands out for its democratic stability and low profile in the geopolitical sphere. It participates in UN peacekeeping missions without belonging to military blocs, and its distance from strategic hotspots makes it a less exposed country.
Paraguay
With scarce strategic resources and a modest economy, Paraguay maintains a discreet foreign policy. It is not part of important military alliances or hosts military installations of foreign powers.
Chile
Its geographically remote location from hotspots on the planet and its moderate foreign policy position it in a safe position. It does not have foreign military bases or strategic weapons.
Bolivia
Its geographical isolation and limited naval presence distance it from possible war scenarios. It has a limited military force and a discreet diplomacy that avoids international protagonism.
Thus, amidst an increasingly tense international climate, these five countries emerge as oases of stability. Perhaps, when the world shakes, they will remain calm.
