Author: Fundación Andrés Bello

Bolivia seeks use the yuan in its commercial relations with China

The Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE) has proposed a strategy to promote the use of the yuan in commercial transactions between the two countries.

Chinese dam project in Argentina paralyzed over contract disputes

The Santa Cruz Dams mega project is officially paralyzed with the dismissal of 1,800 workers due to lack of funds.

China to develop solar farms in Cuba, though doubts remain over efficiency

China has announced the construction of 92 solar farms in Cuba as part of a joint effort to address the island’s energy crisis.

China fails to cooperate in corruption investigation into its former ambassador to Ecuador 

China refuses to cooperate in the corruption investigation of former ambassador Cai Runguo in Ecuador, raising tensions and questions about transparency and accountability.

China appoints new ambassador to Panama

The new Chinese ambassador Xu Xueyuan arrived in Panama this Monday. In the next few days Xueyuan is expected to present her credentials to the Panamanian Foreign Ministry.

Honduran city of San Pedro Sula will be twinned with a Chinese city

San Pedro Sula becomes the first city in Honduras to twin with Changsha, China, on the first anniversary of their diplomatic relations.

China enables exports for 38 new Brazilian meat plants

Brazil, the main meat supplier, consolidates its position with 38 new plants authorized to export to China.

Brazilian coffee exports to China grow by 158% in opening months of 2024

With an increase of 158.5%, Brazilian coffee dominates the Chinese market in the first two months of 2024.

Chinese delegation visits Nicaragua to discuss peace

A delegation of the Chinese People’s Association for Peace and Disarmament began a visit to Nicaragua on Monday to strengthen cooperation in peace and disarmament in that country.

China’s foreign investment in Mexico surpasses official record by at least 10 times

The official records of the foreign direct investment of China in Mexico do not correspond to the actual figures of Cechimex.
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