With Trump in the White House, China and Latin America may try to forge an even deeper relationship
The first Trump administration opted for a confrontational stance towards many countries in the region, including Peru. This ultimately pushed it to deepen its alliance with China. Beijing saw the opportunity, through favourable trade deals and investments, to position itself as a more reliable and beneficial partner than Washington.
The Trump administration has a narrow window of opportunity to change course and counter Chinese influence in Latin America.
This month, a new megaport in Peru will allow trade between South America and Asia to bypass North America entirely.
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