LATAM BLOG: The Elusive Dream of Connecting Two Oceans by Rail
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LATAM BLOG: The elusive dream of connecting two oceans by rail
The Bi-Oceanic Railway promises to connect Brazil’s Atlantic coast with Peru’s Pacific port of Chancay. Yet this grand vision remains more geopolitical statement than reality, facing immense logistical, environmental, and political challenges.
China Has Its Alternative to the Panama Canal: the Project of a Railway that Crosses Peru and Brazil Is Under Discussion
A transcontinental railway that aims to connect the Atlantic coast of Brazil and the Pacific one of Peru is destined to strengthen the strategic penetration of China in Latin America, a key region for the interests of the United States but not always aligned with the political line of Washington. The infrastructural project, taken into consideration for the first time in 2014, has returned to the spotlight after the minister of the Peruvian Econ…


Peru joins railroad project to Chancay to boost Chinese trade
Peru has joined Brazil and China's transcontinental railroad project to connect the Pacific coast with the Atlantic Ocean across South America, offering an alternative trade route to the Panama Canal. This railway aims to facilitate the transport of Brazilian goods, such as soybeans and minerals, to China’s Shanghai port via Peru’s Chancay port, reducing maritime trade distance by about 10,000 km and easing reliance on Brazil’s congested Santos p
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