Starting Latin America Trip, Xi Jinping Opens Huge Port in Peru Funded by China
LIMA (Reuters) -Chinese President Xi Jinping launched a week-long diplomatic blitz of South America on Thursday by inaugurating a massive deep-water port in Peru, a $1.3 billion investment by Beijing as it seeks to expand trade and influence on the continent.
Xi Inaugurates South America's First Chinese-funded Port In Peru
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday inaugurated Latin America's first Beijing-funded port in Chancay, Peru -- a symbol of the Asian superpower's growing influence on the continent as it prepares to face off with a new Donald Trump administration.
A remote fishing town on the edge of Peru’s coastal desert is the site for a $1.3 billion megaport majority-owned by the ...
The Chinese leader and his Peruvian counterpart officially opened Chancay Port ‘connecting the Inca trail and the maritime ...
Biden did not speak to reporters upon arriving for his first official trip to South America after reporters harangued White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Air Force One.
Biden will travel to Peru and Brazil for leader summits as he looks to define his legacy and assure allies of America's role ...
President will meet with an array of foreign leaders as his repeated promise that “America’s back” appears at risk ...
In South American copper giant Peru, the incoming Donald Trump White House will find itself already on the losing side in a ...
Peru, along with other Latin American nations, are cautiously monitoring economic and political instability in Bolivia.
The Chancay port will be one of South America’s largest belt and road successes, though it has raised local concerns about ...
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