Chinese companies operating in Latin America are bracing for greater uncertainty rather than abrupt rupture, as Washington moves to reassert dominance in the western hemisphere following the ousting of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, according to analysts.
This sense of caution comes amid intensifying US efforts to curb China’s footprint in strategic resources, infrastructure and trade across the region.
“There is little doubt that a Trump-style Monroe Doctrine is aimed squarely at…
After Trump’s Venezuela takeover, China’s investors prep for Latin American era of anxiety
