Inflation and election year politics overshadow Biden’s Latin America summit

Published June 13, 2022 12:00am ET



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LOS ANGELES — A three-day trip to rally Latin American and Caribbean leaders behind President Joe Biden’s vision for the Western Hemisphere left attendees underwhelmed as the president couldn’t take his attention away from problems at home.

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