<p>Prior to 911, deepening ties with Latin America (LATAM) was at the top of the U.S. agenda. Instead, China stepped in. Ever since, China has sought to increase diplomatic ties, BRI cooperation, funding for infrastructure projects, and telecommunications developments with the region. But what led to the conditions for many LATAM countries to consider China as a viable partner? What challenges exist and how should the United States respond? </p>

Prior to 911, deepening ties with Latin America (LATAM) was at the top of the U.S. agenda. Instead, China stepped in. Ever since, China has sought to increase diplomatic ties, BRI cooperation, funding for infrastructure projects, and telecommunications developments with the region. But what led to the conditions for many LATAM countries to consider China as a viable partner? What challenges exist and how should the United States respond?

China and LATAM

A show that brings you in-depth sociopolitical analysis on China with sharp insights, presented in a brief and engaging fashion, leaving you one step closer to becoming a sinophile. The host of the show has lived in both China and Taiwan, and has travelled extensively within both countries, visiting more cities than most Chinese people have. He has an MBA and an MS in Conflict Analysis, with over 10 years of experience in international business and analysis focused on China.

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