Chinese President Xi Jinping, May 13, 2025. X/ @AbyaYalaBolivia May 13, 2025 Hour: 8:15 am On Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed support for Latin American countries in their rejection of foreign interference in domestic affairs. RELATED: …
In this regard, during his address, the Chinese leader highlighted the inauguration of the Chancay Port, a project he inaugurated together with President Dina Boluarte during his most recent visit to Peru in 2024. "Satellite cooperation between China …
‹‹ 1 of 5 Chinese President Xi Jinping, Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Chile President Gabriel Boric, Colombia President Gustavo Petro and other CELAC representatives attend a group photo session before the opening ceremony for the China-CELAC …
Jamaican entrepreneur and investor, Kirk Anthony Hamilton was recently named one of the top 40 under 40 year-old entrepreneurs in Latin America and the Caribbean for the year 2025 by Latin America Reports. This annual report recognises the 40 most …
Chinese President Xi Jinping has offered over 9 billion dollars in fresh credit lines to support development in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Xi gave a speech at a ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC Forum in Beijing on Tuesday. He said trade …
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged on Tuesday to boost Beijing's footprint in Latin America and the Caribbean with a new $9 billion credit line and fresh infrastructure investment, although Brazil warned the region not to become overly reliant on …
A farewell to a giant of the Latin American left José Mujica.Photo:EFE May 13, 2025 Hour: 8:27 pm Miguel Díaz-Canel highlights the struggle and legacy of former Uruguayan president José ‘Pepe’ Mujica, a beacon of anti-imperialist resistance and Latin …
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s merchandise exports to North America rose 11.24 per cent to $4.837 billion in the first nine months of 2024-25 from $4.348bn in the corresponding period last year. The growth was primarily driven by higher shipments to the United …
China extended a credit line of $9.2 billion (€8.3 billion) to Latin American and Caribbean countries at a summit in Beijing on Tuesday, with one catch — the credit would be in the Chinese yuan currency. The move, which excludes the global reserve …
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