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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.
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Marco Rubio visita Costa Rica y endurece postura contra China

Marco Rubio Visits Costa Rica and Hardens Stance on China

Marco Rubio visits Costa Rica, offers security support against drug trafficking, and backs restrictions on Chinese companies in 5G development.
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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.
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Mexico capitalizes on U.S. – China tensions with nearshoring strategy

Mexico seeks to capitalize on U.S.-China tensions by attracting Asian companies through nearshoring.
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China uses Mexico to evade United States tariffs

China uses exports through Mexico to avoid tariffs in the United States.
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U.S. seeks to reinstate tariffs on Mexican steel over alleged triangulation with China

The United States is threatening to reinstate tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum, alleging alleged triangulation of Chinese products through Mexico.
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US and China resume talks to tackle fentanyl crisis

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and China’s Minister of Public Security met in Vienna to continue discussions on actions against the fentanyl route.
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Colombian exports to US increase amid US–China tensions

In the face of the Chinese slowdown and tensions with the U.S., Colombia’s share of U.S. exports is increasing.
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China and US resume talks to battle fentanyl crisis

Talks resume in Beijing to combat fentanyl route that directly affects China, United States and Mexico.
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The U.S. monitors China’s progress in Latin American economies

A report by the U.S. Congressional Research Service (CRS) states that the U.S. government is closely monitoring China’s advance in Latin American economies, including Mexico. The document notes that China has been increasingly engaged in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) since 2001, particularly in diplomatic and economic terms.
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