How Important is Chinese Lending to Latin America?
Chinese lending to Latin America and the Caribbean hit an all-time high of $37 billion in 2010.
Jose Torres
August 9, 2013
Chinese lending to Latin America and the Caribbean hit an all-time high of $37 billion in 2010.
Since 2005, China has provided upwards of $87 billion in loan commitments to Latin American countries.
China’s NOCs are well informed about the strategic risks of operating in Latin America.
China has became a critical economic partner for Venezuela over the past decade.
Most reports following Hugo Chavez’s death conclude that little will change with respect to the China-Venezuela relationship.
Opinions of the Venezuelan leader among China’s bloggers are numerous and divided.
Concerns are mounting in China about Hugo Chavez’s health, his future successor, and the fate of the ‘Bolivarian revolution.’
China continued to make inroads into Latin America’s energy sector this year.
Today’s boom in commodity sales to China in Latin America has influenced policy choices over the past decade.
How has China’s involvement in Latin America’s energy sector evolved?
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