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1. 00 and there south africa at just under half a trillion now in host country brazil the leader once described china as a predator a year on with a sluggish economy in mind he softening his tone as the president welcomes his chinese counterpart xi jinping the billboards however arent as welcoming freedom for hong kong china. And china brazil it would seem chinas growing influence on the continent isnt the easiest to sell to the public. And were joined by Carlos Dsouza hes the lead emerging market economist at Oxford Economics he focuses on latin america while carlos now give us a sense of the...

Especially during the later obama years ok what does that leave russian and chinese influence. Well china is deeply deeply involved in the issue because china as your correspondent was saying is indeed the 3rd party and theres an area of the former Princely State of german kashmir that is now held by china called the outside chin and china has deep Strategic Interests in the region because of unsettled border questions with india in the himalayas both on the east and in the west in kashmir. At the same time china has some limitations in terms of challenging the domestic politics of other count...

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