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It argues that majority of the left-wing Latin American administrations are showing progressive and democratizing characteristics. It puts into a global context that process as having fundamentally positive structural characteristics. It outlines the international neoconservative hyperpolitical regime adopted by the Bush administration after the 9/11 terrorist attack. It also discusses the ways in which Latin American administrations have shown democratization efforts and international pro-rule law characteristics that tend to oppose neoliberal and political neoconservative inclinations. It outlines areas in which the New Latin American left has been advancing to counterbalance the current US foreign policy and neoliberal global right.