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Latin America urged to navigate US-China rivalry independently

A panel led by Michelle Bachelet has advised Latin American nations to avoid aligning strictly with either the United States or China. The UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) suggests the region can diversify trade and investment with China while maintaining security ties with the U.S. The panel emphasizes that Latin America should develop its own geopolitical vision, leveraging its critical mineral resources amidst global power competition. AI

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Latin America urged to navigate US-China rivalry independently

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Teresa Elena Frontado ·

    Bachelet-led panel urges Latin America not to choose sides in US-China rivalry

    Latin American countries should resist pressure to choose between the United States and China and use their vast reserves of lithium, copper and other strategic resources to strengthen their negotiating power, according to a high-level commission co-chaired by former Chilean pres…