El Foro China-CELAC: Más símbolos que sustancia

The China-CELAC Forum: All Optics, No Strategy

Despite strong participation, the 4th China-CELAC Forum exposed Latin America’s diplomatic weakness and China’s narrative dominance. This article reviews Colombia’s BRI move, Beijing’s messaging, and regional disparities in foreign policy strategy.

El mercado chino aumentaría su demanda de soja latinoamericana

The Chinese market would increase its demand for Latin American soybeans

China could increase its imports of soybeans from Latin American countries, with Uruguay and Brazil among the main beneficiaries.

China anuncia nuevas iniciativas de cooperación con América Latina y el Caribe

China announces new cooperation initiatives with Latin America and the Caribbean

China announced new initiatives to cooperate with the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, which would benefit various sectors.

Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta: Oportunidades y desafíos

Belt and Road Initiative: Opportunities and Challenges

Experts agreed that the Belt and Road Initiative has served as a tool for cooperation with uneven outcomes in Latin America, creating both economic opportunities and challenges related to sovereignty, transparency, and planning.

Cinco países de América Latina podrán ingresar a China sin necesidad de visa para viajes de turismo

Five Latin American countries will be able to enter China without a visa for tourism trips

The People’s Republic of China announced visa exemptions for five Latin American countries: Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, and Chile

China se comprometió a conceder una línea de crédito a América Latina y el Caribe

China committed to granting a line of credit to Latin America and the Caribbean

Within the framework of the “China-CELAC Forum,” the People’s Republic of China committed to granting a line of credit of 9.18 billion dollars to Latin America and the Caribbean.

China y la crisis del fentanilo: desafíos e impacto en América Latina

China and the Fentanyl Crisis: Challenges and Implications for Latin America

Fentanyl trafficking positions Latin America as a key hub in the global supply chain, linking Chinese precursors to expanding regional criminal networks.

Conflicto comercial entre China y Estados Unidos: oportunidades para el comercio exterior colombiano

Trade Conflict Between China and the United States: Opportunities for Colombian Foreign Trade

With the trade conflict between China and the United States, Colombian foreign trade could benefit due to the possible opening of new destinations for its products in multilateral commerce.

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.

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