Author: Fundación Andrés Bello

Representatives of China’s Ministry of Agriculture visit Uruguay

Uruguay received a delegation from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China.
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Argentine Government downplays impact of dam paralysis on relationship with China

Construction stoppage affects Argentina-China relations: two projects financed by China are suspended in Argentina.
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Colombia to begin exporting beef to China

Colombia is preparing to start exporting beef to China after Easter, after hard work with the sanitary authorities.
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China’s BYD to increase its investment in Brazil by 83% to 1 billion US dollars

BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, has announced a significant 83% increase in its investment in Brazil.
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Chile boosts exports to China with increase in almonds, cherries, and lithium

Chile expands exports of cherries, almonds and lithium to China to strengthen trade relations.
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China-Mexico trade route surges by 60% in opening months of 2024

Trade between China and Mexico is on the rise, defying global trends. This dynamic is transforming trade and economic relations worldwide.
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Chile is Latin American country most influenced by Chinese content

According to a study on Beijing’s influence in the world, Chile is the most influenced country in the Latin American region.
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Chinese ambassador to Costa Rica steps down in 5G row

China’s ambassador to Costa Rica steps down amid tensions over 5G technology development.
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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.
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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.
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