Foro China-Latinoamérica: Perspectivas y Debates

China–Latin America Forum: Perspectives and Debates

El “Foro Internacional China – América Latina: Perspectivas y Debates” abordará las interacciones multifacéticas entre China y la Región Andina desde perspectivas políticas, económicas, sociales, culturales, ambientales y tecnológicas.

Fabricantes latinoamericanos de acero buscan reducir dependencia de China

Latin American Steel Producers Aim to Reduce Dependence on China

Alacero proposes a U.S. alliance to counter Chinese dumping and strengthen Latin America’s steel industry amid tariff challenges.

Puertos chinos en Latinoamérica: ¿un nuevo riesgo para la seguridad regional?

Chinese Ports in Latin America: A New Risk to Regional Security?

Chinese ports in Latin America may facilitate organized crime, illicit trade, and money laundering, raising concerns about regional security.

La competencia en el sector automotriz y de baterías en América Latina

The Competition in the Automotive and Battery Sector in Latin America

China and the U.S. increase investments in the automotive and lithium battery market in Latin America, driven by economic, geostrategic, and political goals.

Minería y derechos indígenas: el caso de Chinalco en Surinam

Mining and Indigenous Rights: The Case of Chinalco in Suriname

Chinalco’s mining project in Suriname endangers Indigenous lands, ancestral rights, and local ecosystems.

China intensifica su dominio sobre minerales críticos en América Latina: implicaciones globales

China Strengthens Its Grip on Critical Minerals in Latin America: Global Implications

China expands control over critical minerals in Latin America, strengthening its economic, military, and technological influence in the region.

Los cinco países latinoamericanos que lideran las exportaciones a China

The five Latin American countries leading exports to China

Trade between Latin America and China reached a record of over $480 billion in 2023, solidifying the Asian country as the region’s second most important trading partner.

Lavado de dinero en América Latina: La conexión china

Money Laundering in Latin America: The Chinese Connection

China expands its influence in Latin America through underground networks, money laundering, and corruption, affecting economic stability and regional security.

Bolivia gestiona el Corredor Ferroviario Bioceánico con Brasil, Perú y China

Bolivia manages the Bi-Oceanic Railway Corridor initiative in collaboration with Brazil, Peru, and China

Bolivia advances the bi-oceanic railway with Brazil, Peru, and China to reduce costs and logistics times in the region.

China aumenta su influencia en el sector marítimo de América Latina

China expands its influence in Latin America’s maritime sector

China expands its influence in Latin America through strategic port investments and record exports, redefining regional maritime trade.

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