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How to Make Nearshoring in Latin America a Reality

Join Americas Quarterly for a conversation on how the region can further integrate into U.S. and global supply chains.

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Argentina joins China s Belt and Road Initiative

Presidents Fernández and Xi meet in Beijing to sign agreement for Argentina to join the Belt and Road, strengthening countries' cooperation

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Argentina joins China s Belt and Road Initiative

Presidents Fernández and Xi meet in Beijing to sign agreement for Argentina to join the Belt and Road, strengthening countries' cooperation

United statesBuenos airesDistrito federalGuillermo lassoJorge malenaGuo cunhaiAlberto fernSabino vaca narvajaMargaret myersAriel slipakChina national nuclear corporationLatin america programInternational monetary fundCentre for chinaChina ministry of foreign affairsArgentine council for international relations

China drums up support for global security push in Latin America as US looks to Asia

China drums up support for global security push in Latin America as US looks to Asia Uruguay and Nicaragua endorse an initiative proposed by Xi Jinping.

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Bitcoin boom spikes amid perceived risks | NRS-Import | DW

Central African Republic and El Salvador have made Bitcoin legal tender and Panama has approved a bill to regulate crypto assets. Experts warn that nations that adopt crypto currencies risk instability.

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