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Sino-Latin American relations

The evolution of Panama-PRC relations since recognition, and their strategic implications for the U.S. and the region

Evan Ellis | September 21, 2018

While the United States has a considerable stake in the outcome of China’s advancing position in Panama, it must manage the challenge with prudence and ...
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How the U.S. can better balance Chinese investment in infrastructure

Max Nathanson | September 10, 2018

The U.S. can both balance Chinese influence and help Latin American governments address environmental and social concerns by investing in the “soft" side ...
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El Salvador: A pragmatic U.S. response should follow Chinese inroads

Jimmy McDonough | August 28, 2018

Rather than ostracizing El Salvador, the U.S. should focus renewed attention on enhancing its support to Central American institutions working to enforce ...
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El Salvador recognizes the PRC: Confrontation on the FMLN’s way out the door

Evan Ellis | August 21, 2018

El Salvador’s change will likely contribute to the sense of urgency of the remaining states that recognize Taiwan to follow the Salvadoran example and ...
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Lenin Moreno and the struggle for the soul of Ecuador’s (and Latin America’s) left

Evan Ellis | August 2, 2018

While a significant portion of the Latin American left continues to be driven by an anti-U.S., personalistic agenda, Lenin Moreno represents a principled ...
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Chinese inroads in Panama: Transport hubs and BRI in the Americas

Jorge Heine | June 26, 2018

Ten of the eighteen nations that still have embassies in Taiwan are in Latin America and the Caribbean. Does the flip to the PRC make economic and ...
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China Finds Partners (and Power) in Latin American Space Development

Rachel Mural | May 31, 2018

Many Latin American states recognize the appeal of national space programs, even if they lack the capital and material capacity to develop them. For many, ...
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What Pakistan can teach Latin America about Chinese finance

Max Nathanson | May 30, 2018

While Pakistan might not seem like a natural comparison for Latin America, one notable similarity exists: massive Chinese lending.
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Venezuela’s election, the day after: A handover of the nation’s oil riches to Russia and China?

Evan Ellis | May 2, 2018

Even though the outcome is a near-foregone conclusion, decision makers and analysts in the United States and the region must prepare for possible ...
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A conversation with Margaret Myers, director of the Latin American and the World Program at the Inter-American Dialogue

Victoria Gaytan | April 27, 2018

We spoke to Margaret Myers, one of Global Americans’ 2018 New Generation of Public Intellectuals, to learn about her experience and her view on the future ...
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