Beijing’s expanding footprint in the region demonstrates the potential of all-encompassing South-South cooperation
In late September, China took another step toward embedding itself in Latin America’s institutional architecture. The Andean Community – comprising Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru – admitted China as an observer, joining a growing list of regional organizations that have opened their doors to Beijing. At first glance, the gesture might appear ceremonial. But for both sides, it represents something much more consequential: a consolidation of China’s position as an indispensable partner in Latin America’s search for autonomy…
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