China-Latin America Relations
Total 17 Posts
More China-Honduras Trade May Be On the Way after Diplomatic Relations Established
Today, China and Honduras established a formal diplomatic relationship and a top Chinese official said that China is willing to import more from Honduras.
U.S. House Committee Holds Hearing on Chinese Economic Threats
The U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee held a hearing yesterday on "Combatting the Economic Threat from China." Issues that were discussed at the hearing included: bilateral trade, outbound and inbound investment related to China, Chinese lending, TikTok, and China's presence in Latin American
China Issues Regulatory Requirements for Cuban Honey
China's Customs recently issued regulatory requirements for imports of honey from Cuba, after the two nations agreed to promote trade last month. This follows a decline of bilateral trade in recent years.
Briefing Paper for European Parliament Looks at Trade Aspects of China's Presence in Latin America and Caribbean
A recently published briefing paper entitled "Trade Aspects of China’s Presence in Latin America and Caribbean," requested by the European Parliament's International Trade Committee, examines the role of China in these regions and proposes EU responses.
China and El Salvador Start Trade Talks
This week, China and El Salvador announced that they will start the negotiations for a trade agreement. This will be the fourth set of trade talks between a Latin American country and China that have begun this year, as China's trade with the region has been growing steadily.
Senate Committee Examines China's Role in Latin America and the Caribbean
Last week, a subcommittee of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing on China's Role in Latin America and the Caribbean. In this piece we highlight the parts of the discussion most closely connected to economic issues in the region.
China and Argentina Partner on Trade, Investment and BRI
During a recent meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Argentine President Alberto Fernández, the two governments signed multiple documents indicating more collaboration on trade, investment, currency, and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).