Rubio Goes on Mission to Latin America: Accuses China of 'Predatory Practices'
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Noticias ao MinutoChina guarantees that its investments in Peru are "in accordance with the law" and argues that they bring "development opportunities." The US Secretary of State argues otherwise.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday vowed to restore ties with Bogota after four years of leftist rule, launching a three-country tour aimed at rallying conservative allies in Latin America.
The Chinese Embassy in Peru said Tuesday that Latin America “is no one’s ‘back yard’,” defending Xi Jinping’s government’s relationship with the countries of the region following accusations made by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a column published in [...]
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14ymedio.comThe Chinese Embassy in Peru said Tuesday that Latin America "is not nobody's 'backyard'," defending Xi Jinping's government's relationship with the countries of the region following accusations made by the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, in a column published in newspapers in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. In a new publication of a series of messages released on social networks, the Chinese diplomatic mission in Lima said that "China has neve…
Through several publications on their social networks, the diplomatic representation spoke to Marco Rubio's questioning of China's trade relations in the region, at a time when he is expected to arrive in Lima
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