Chinese Blogger Reactions to Chavez Death Margaret Myers ˙ Mar 7, 2013 ˙ Asia & Latin America Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez (R) and Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping (L) listen to their respective national anthems during a visit to the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas 18 February 2009. AFP PHOTO/Juan BARRETO (Photo credit should read JUAN BARRETO/AFP/Getty Images) Opinions of the Venezuelan leader among China’s bloggers are numerous and divided.Read more +
What Chavez Taught China Margaret Myers ˙ Jan 22, 2013 ˙ Asia & Latin America Concerns are mounting in China about Hugo Chavez’s health, his future successor, and the fate of the ‘Bolivarian revolution.’Read more +
Any Surprises for Sino-Latin Energy Ties in 2013? Margaret Myers, Evan Ellis, Jeremy Martin ˙ Dec 3, 2012 ˙ Asia & Latin America China continued to make inroads into Latin America's energy sector this year.Read more +
China’s FTAs in South America Carol Wise ˙ Nov 15, 2012 ˙ Asia & Latin America Today’s boom in commodity sales to China in Latin America has influenced policy choices over the past decade.Read more +
China’s Involvement with Latin American Energy Margaret Myers, Evan Ellis, Dani Nedal ˙ Jul 10, 2012 ˙ Asia & Latin America How has China's involvement in Latin America's energy sector evolved? Read more +
Chinese Finance in Latin America Katherine Koleski, Amos Irwin, Kevin Gallagher ˙ Feb 17, 2012 ˙ Asia & Latin America Chinese loan commitments to Latin America have totaled approximately $75 billion since 2005.Read more +
China’s Fate in a Post-Chavez Venezuela Margaret Myers ˙ Jul 1, 2011 ˙ Asia & Latin America Bernardo Londoy / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Venezuelans are not the only ones tracking the fate of their political leader.Read more +
