r/InternationalNews • u/ObjectiveObserver420 South Africa • Nov 28 '24

South America China megaport paves way into Latin America as wary US looks on

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg79y3rz1eo
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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24

Welcome to the Chinese century.

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u/chemicaxero Nov 28 '24

I honestly can't wait.

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u/Sunburys Nov 28 '24

I love this century

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u/alienfromthecaravan Nov 28 '24

US - “I’ll deport you all, Mexicans”

China - “how about if I invest in your country so we could both make money?”

The choice is very very clear

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u/Tokaero 29d ago

America bombs, China builds.

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u/atav1k Nov 28 '24

All for APEC, down with AIPAC.

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u/Dsstar666 Nov 28 '24

Finally. Good for Peru as well.

I’m desperately hoping Latin America can become independent of the US and can forever shed the embarrassing insult of a “backyard” slogan.

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u/Regular_Ad_6818 Nov 28 '24

The US sends troops and the CIA to destabilize a countries. China sends engineers to build ports and roads.

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u/Roxylius 29d ago

The US rob and bomb initiatives