Archive for the 'Central & South America' Category
‘China threat’ theory is absurd
As the sleeping dragon awoke toward the end of the last century, the West felt uneasy. And when it took off on the road to rapid economic development, the West’s unease began turning into fear, giving rise to the ... Read More
China seeks opinions on rules to protect workers sent overseas
The Chinese government has begun to solicit public opinion on a set of draft regulations on the management of foreign labor service cooperation agreements, which aim to protect workers sent overseas. “Problems exist in ... Read More
Chile, China to expand trade ties
Chile and China will further expand trade relations as their free trade agreement (FTA) enters a new phase starting Sunday, said an Chilean official. In this phase, the scope of bilateral trade will go beyond commodities to the ... Read More
Chinese mall diversifies Chilean markets with quality goods
In the center of Santiago, capital of Chile, stands a three-story shopping mall called “The Chinese Mall.” The shopping center accommodates hundreds of shops plus a huge warehouse run by the Chinese business people, ... Read More
Rio Tinto, Chinalco Sign Agreement for Guinea Iron-Ore Project JV
The agreement will allow Chalco to aquire a 47 percent stake in the new JV by providing 1.35 billion U.S. dollars through sole-funding of ongoing development work over the next two to three years. Anglo-Australian mining giant ... Read More
China Railway Construction bids for Brazil high-speed rail project
Since the announcement of a high-speed rail project by the Brazilian government, many countries have raised eyebrows on its bidding and China couldn’t be left aside in the party. The Ministry of Railways of the ... Read More
Humanitarian deed
China has shouldered greater responsibilities in the international arena over the past 60 years, chiefly by providing increased humanitarian aid to foreign countries through multilateral channels. The nation started extending ... Read More
China Gold Poised for Bolivian Reserves
As part of a plan to enlarge its overseas portfolio, China National Gold Group has applied for mining rights in Bolivia (Beijing) ?State-owned China National Gold Group, the country’s largest gold producer, is planning to ... Read More
Argentina adopts anti-dumping measures against Chinese imports
The Argentine Industry Ministry said on Thursday that it has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on multi-functional food processors and polyester textiles for voile curtains imported from China. It said it would levy 202.79 ... Read More
WISCO Clinches Iron Ore Deal With Venezuela
China’s third largest steel maker announced a deal with CVG that is more than US$ 20 lower than the price set by the Brazilian mining giant Vale Wuhan Iron and Steel Co. (WISCO), China’s third largest steel maker, ... Read More
Wuhan Iron & Steel snaps up Venezuelan ore
Wuhan Iron & Steel Group, China’s third-biggest steelmaker, will buy iron ore from Venezuela at a long-term contract price this year, paving the way for a “China Price” separate from what the big three ... Read More
China Should Boost Overseas Loans: Official
“China should expand the scale of overseas lending and back purchasing activities for Chinese technologies, equipments, and consumer goods using the Chinese currency.” China should boost its overseas loans to help ... Read More
Overseas projects fuel big dreams for workers
With more and more domestic companies undertaking overseas projects, there has also been an increase in the number of Chinese workers employed in these projects. The overseas projects have not only showcased the nation’s ... Read More