As oil prices drop, Venezuela and Ecuador are turning to China for more financial support.
Japanese finance and ODA in Latin America is sizable and growing.
What does the failed China-Mexico rail deal mean for bilateral relations?
Economic engagement with China could be transformative for Caribbean nations.
Venezuela accounts for roughly half of China’s total financing in Latin America.
Fueled by Chinese urbanization and growth, Latin America’s exports of metals and ores to China boomed over the past decade.
In the lead-up to Brazil’s presidential elections, Chinese media reports have offered varied perspectives on China-Brazil relations.
With presidential elections on the horizon, great uncertainty surrounds the future of Brazil’s energy policy.
Over the past decade, China has rapidly emerged as the world’s leading consumer and importer of minerals.
Latin American companies should look to China sooner rather than later.
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