China presents a united front with Latin America, aiming to counter Trump's trade war
- On Tuesday in Beijing, China strengthened its partnership with Latin American leaders by announcing a $9.2 billion credit line aimed at supporting the region.
- This move follows growing strategic ties amid a trade war initiated by President Trump’s tariff hikes and aims to counter U.S. Protectionism.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized cooperation through political, economic, cultural, and security programs while promoting the Belt and Road Initiative in Latin America.
- Xi emphasized that tariff and trade wars have no winners and announced that China will grant visa-free entry to travelers from five Latin American nations, with plans to expand this policy to additional countries.
- This strategy highlights China’s effort to deepen influence and create a counterbalance to U.S. Policies amid accelerating global risks and protectionism.
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Boric returns to Santiago with the ghost of ProCulture present and closes his way through China criticizing Trump's trade war - La Tercera
After 5 p.m. on Wednesday (17.00 in Beijing), President Gabriel Boric finished his four-day tour in Asia, where he visited China and Japan, and boarded the Air Force plane that will take him back to Chile, around 6 p.m. on Thursday.In Santiago, the crisis is waiting for him for the ProCultura case, a case that marked with notoriety the beginning of this international tour, in the Japanese cities of Tokyo and Osaka.The controversy placed the Pres…
Major Latin American countries approach China in protest against Trump
RIO DE JANEIRO. Anger over Donald Trump's punitive tariffs has prompted three of Latin America's largest economies - Brazil, Chile and Colombia - to turn to China. Colombia is now considering joining China's New Silk Road infrastructure project.
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