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Latin America, mentioned 21 times across podcast episodes and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

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A report from the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party warned that China has established over 10 satellite tracking stations in Latin America.

neutral·David Westin

China is building out its own space infrastructure in Latin America.

neutral·David Westin

A recent report from the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party warned that China has established more than 10 satellite tracking stations in Latin America.

bearish·David Westin

A report from the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party warned that China has established over 10 satellite tracking stations in Latin America.

Official sourceDavid WestinJun 5

China is building out its own space infrastructure in Latin America.

Expert perspectiveDavid WestinJun 5

A recent report from the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party warned that China has established more than 10 satellite tracking stations in Latin America.

Official sourceDavid WestinJun 5

President Trump has touted a buildup of U.S. military assets in the region surrounding Latin America as part of his administration's policy towards Cuba.

Expert perspectiveTyler KendallMay 21

A key advantage for Latin America is its energy independence from the Middle East.

Expert perspectiveConstance HunterMay 12

John Denton predicts that crop yields in Africa and Latin America will decline dramatically within the next three months because farmers are planting without fertilizer due to high prices and lack of ...

Expert perspectiveJohn DentonMay 5

According to the latest Latino Barometer survey, eight out of ten Latin Americans do not trust political parties.

Expert perspectiveMaria Fernanda EspinosaMay 4

Chinese EV shipments to Africa grew by 87% in the first quarter of the year, making it the second fastest-growing export region behind Latin America and the Caribbean.

Expert perspectiveLinda LiuMay 1

Chinese-led infrastructure investments in Latin America have faced significant issues, including a dam built in Ecuador that is now reportedly full of cracks.

Expert perspectiveJames BosworthApr 24

China is the primary trade partner for the majority of Latin American countries, excluding Mexico.

Expert perspectiveJames BosworthApr 24

Steve Parker of J.P. Morgan Private Bank believes the trend of deglobalization and supply chain reorientation will benefit countries in Latin America.

Expert perspectiveSteve ParkerApr 21

The Trump administration's Latin America policy is designed to prevent China from executing what it considers 'rapacious' aid deals similar to those made on the African continent.

Official sourceScott BessentApr 20

By the beginning of 2023, the seven largest economies in Latin America were all led by left-wing populist governments.

Expert perspectiveJohn PriceApr 20

The relationship between the United States and the regions of Latin America and the Caribbean is important due to the presence of large immigrant communities in states like Tennessee.

Expert perspectiveApr 20

Recent U.S. tariff policies have largely spared Latin America, applying a blanket 10% rate and exempting key commodity exports like copper, silver, and lithium.

Expert perspectiveLouis GavApr 6

U.S. tariff policy towards Latin America has been benevolent, with tariffs generally in the 10% range or with many goods being exempt.

Expert perspectiveRodrigo BitarApr 6

In a developing multipolar world, the historical closeness between Latin America and the U.S. is expected to become more strategically relevant.

Expert perspectiveRodrigo BitarApr 6

Nick Rohatyn believes that the enhanced strategic interest of the United States in Latin America will attract significant investor attention to the region.

Expert perspectiveNick RohatynApr 6

China's primary foreign policy approach in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America is to fund and build infrastructure projects such as roads, light rail, and ports.

Expert perspectiveDan WangApr 6

Johan Norberg predicts that the survival of the rules-based world order depends on whether European, East Asian, and Latin American nations step up to maintain institutions like the World Trade Organi...

SpeculativeJohan NorbergApr 5

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