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Trinidad and Tobago joined a U.S.-led coalition of 17 nations to fight cartels, terrorism, and foreign influence, boosting regional security without sacrificing sovereignty.
Trinidad and Tobago has joined the U.S.-led Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition, announced at the Shield of the Americas summit in Florida on March 5, 2026.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar pledged participation, affirming the country’s sovereignty remains intact.
The coalition, involving 17 nations, aims to combat drug cartels, terrorist groups, and foreign influence using military force and intelligence sharing.
Foreign Minister Sean Sobers highlighted strong U.S. engagement, including Cabinet-level talks and energy discussions on the former Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
The Cuban medical programme was not discussed, though its transition to direct contracting continues.
The move strengthens regional security ties while maintaining economic independence.
Trinidad y Tobago se unió a una coalición liderada por Estados Unidos de 17 naciones para luchar contra los cárteles, el terrorismo y la influencia extranjera, impulsando la seguridad regional sin sacrificar la soberanía.