Tag: Commerce

Nicaragua inaugurates new Confucius Institute

Nicaraguan authorities inaugurated a new Confucius Institute at the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua to learn Chinese and promote the culture of the Asian country.
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China and Ecuador sign memorandum of understanding

Ecuadorian and Chinese authorities signed this week a new memorandum of understanding to facilitate the export and import of food products.

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Colombia and China sign technological agreement

China and Colombia signed a memorandum of understanding for the collective development of the digital transformation in the Andean country.

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Chile’s largest steel plant closes due to Chinese competition

Chile’s largest steel mill closes after 74 years of activity due to growing competition from Chinese steel imports.
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El Salvador increases its exports to China by 536%

El Salvador’s exports to China increased 536% until July 2024.
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Nicaragua grants new mining licence to Chinese company

The Nicaraguan government has granted a new mining concession to the Chinese company Xinjiang Xinxin Mining Industry for a 483-hectare open-pit mine.

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Chinese state-owned company sues Honduras for $125 million

A Chinese state-owned energy company has sued Honduras for $125 million over breach of contract.
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Honduras and China sign $11 million agreements to boost bilateral trade

China and Honduras sign a new US$11 million trade agreement to boost bilateral trade and advance negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement.
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Peru loses $300 million to illegal fishing by Chinese fleets

Illegal operations by the Chinese fishing fleet in Peruvian waters have generated a loss of $300 million for Peru’s fishing sector.
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Paraguay open to trade agreements with China through Mercosur

Paraguay is open to establishing a trade relationship with the People’s Republic of China through the Mercosur bloc despite its ties with Taiwan.
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