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May 31, 2022
Six years since the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant began operations, it is eroding its own power source and still runs below capacity
May 3, 2022
As German international media outlet DW noted, until just a few years ago, Chinese corporations were relatively unknown in Latin America, but their direct investments in the region have averaged about $10 billion per year since 2010, and this has a heavy damaging effect on the environment, according to the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC).ย
April 3, 2022
China has made major inroads into Latin America, once considered the US' "backyard," that Washington isn't sure can be reversed Read Full Article at RT.com
April 3, 2022
US belatedly realizes that China is cutting lucrative deals in South America Latin American nations have been distancing themselves from t
April 2, 2022
US belatedly realizes that China is cutting lucrative deals in South America Latin American nations have been distancing themselves from t
April 2, 2022
China has made major inroads into Latin America, once considered the US' "backyard," that Washington isn't sure can be reversed Read Full Article at RT.com
April 1, 2022
China is outmanoeuvring US in Latin America and the Caribbean, senators are warned โChina has a plan. We donโt have a plan,โ Senator Edward Markey says In...
April 1, 2022
The oversight committee of the Congress of Ecuador revealed the country had lost nearly $5 billion in oil deals with China.
March 31, 2022
The oversight committee of the Congress of Ecuador revealed the country had lost nearly $5 billion in oil deals with China.
March 24, 2022
China has spent the last two decades quietly establishing an economic foothold in Latin America, a region that has traditionally relied on Western investment. Itโs become the top trade partner for countries like Brazil and Peru, and its banks have given out more than $137 billion in loans since 2005, mostly for infrastructure, energy and […]