China and Latin America Archives

How Latin America Is Realigning

As Washington and Beijing vie for great-power influence, the region’s leaders are making moves that are often subtle.

A atuação de Pequim está mudando de uma era de grandes empréstimos e projetos de infraestrutura para um envolvimento mais direcionado e estratégico.

La estrategia regional de Pekín está pasando de una era de grandes préstamos e infraestructura a un compromiso más preciso y estratégico.

Beijing is shifting from an era of large loans and infrastructure initiatives toward more targeted, strategic engagement.

Beijing is finding success by offering security cooperation very different from that of the U.S.

The already important relationship is gaining momentum, as U.S. policies drive Brazil to seek closer collaboration with China.

Ecuador’s president is pursuing a pragmatic strategy with Beijing without unduly alienating Washington, an expert writes.

What to expect from the summit in Brazil at a time of U.S.-China competition

Bogotá can take steps toward a more strategic foreign policy, writes a former Colombian minister of planning.

Beijing’s five-pillar plan marks a new era in China-CELAC relations and more, an expert writes.

A surge of projects along a major South American waterway is attracting geopolitical competition and boosting regional growth.

The recent China-CELAC forum underscores how LAC must position itself strategically amid shifting geopolitics.

Trump scored early as Panama is realigning with Washington. Convincing others to leave Beijing’s orbit may be more challenging.

A former finance minister brings a big-picture perspective on what the Chancay port really means for Latin America.

Even as the country expands its ties with Beijing through the new Chancay port, Trump may find it inconvenient to pick a fight with Peru.