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Peru’s Election Meets A Superpower Tug-Of-War, But China Holds The Levers
Key Points Peru’s April 12, 2026 election will likely be decided by crime, trust, and the economy—not by foreign endorsements. The deeper external force is China’s structural footprint in ports, power distribution, mining, and trade links that shape growth for years. Washington can raise political temperature, but Beijing’s investments tie directly into jobs, logistics, and […]
The growing US intervention in Latin America, evidenced by Javier Milei's financial rescue, Donald Trump's intervention in the elections in Honduras and the removal of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, reopened the debate on the real scope of Washington's influence in the region.In Peru, where the general elections will be held on April 12, the question is not only political: can the US influence the vote when the country's main external link is econ…
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