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China builds Latin America’s largest solar plant

What does an Argentine mega-project say about China’s interest in investing in solar globally?

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Bolivia

The controversial referendum to revive Bolivia’s Rositas dam

As Evo Morales revives a controversial China-backed dam, local communities renew their fight against it

Argentina

Far from being a threat to Argentina, China is an opportunity

The director of Argentina's trade and investment agency assesses the country's relationship with China

Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic warms to China

Move to ditch Taiwan looks likely to bring infrastructure, greater food exports, and a US backlash

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Brazil

Soy demand pushes agribusiness to the banks of the Amazon

Indigenous people complain of trade route’s disruption and fear migratory pressures and pollution

Venezuela

Venezuela and China: a perfect storm

Experts acknowledge major errors in China’s Venezuela venture as opposition leader Guaidó claims power

China

Can China’s new soil pollution law reverse decades of harm?

It's been hailed as a 'breakthrough' but the law will be complex and costly to implement

Brazil

An environmental agenda for Brazil and China

In a multipolar world, China and Brazil can pursue a path that brings prosperity and sustainability

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China

How e-commerce is reshaping organic farming in China

China’s small-scale organic farmers are selling their produce online but face competition from e-commerce giants

Brazil

Chinese investment brings hope to a fallen city

Once a symbol of Brazil’s rise, Itaboraí expects a controversial oil refinery to create many jobs

China

China’s changing food habits and their global implications

A “traditional-modern” system of production and consumption forms as China looks overseas for supplies

Peru

The Chinese mining giant and the ghost town

The resettlement of a Peruvian town by Chinese mining company Chinalco has sparked two conflicts

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