China, Latin America and the environment

Chile

Caption: Um salar no deserto do Atacama, no norte do Chile (image: Jorge Pacheco)

The fight for control of Chile’s lithium business

07 Dec - by Lorena Guzmán 0 Comments

With global lithium demand booming, Chile needs a plan to protect its economy and environment

Caption: image: AmslerPIX

13 Nov - by Alejandra Cuéllar 0 Comments

Consumption surges in China but more cultivation means deforestation and drought in Latin America

Caption: Chilean salmon farms are looking to boost sales to China (image: Sam Beebe)

04 Sep - by Fermín Koop 0 Comments

Growing market, weaker rules in China precipitate a boom that threatens Patagonia’s biodiversity

Caption: President Sebastián Piñera met with AIIB president Jin Liqun at the Moneda presidential palace in March (image: Diálogo Chino).

19 Apr - by Fernando Reyes Matta 0 Comments

Infrastructure bank could be a new source of finance, though little is known about it in Chile

Caption: Chilean foreign minister Heraldo Muñoz and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi (photo: Robert Soutar/ Diálogo Chino)

23 Jan - by Robert Soutar 0 Comments

Ministerial forum emphasises sustainability but must turn words into action

Caption: Sebastian Piñera, Chilean elected president (image:Gobierno de Chile )

20 Dec - by Robert Soutar 0 Comments

Former president who warned about China influence easily defeats centre-left opponent in run-off

Caption: The marine parks will cover more than 1.8 million square kilometres by 2018 (image: Diego Ramírez)

14 Sep - by Cristina Veiga 0 Comments

The new protected areas will cover an area larger than Chile’s landmass

26 Jun - by Robert Soutar 0 Comments

Ex-ambassador Fernando Reyes Matta tells Diálogo Chino about the changing nature of relations

Caption: Argentine president Mauricio Macri at the 49th Mercosur Summit in Paraguay

10 May - by Sergio Cesarin 0 Comments

Latin America must prioritise sustainable economies in negotiations through sub-regional blocs

Caption: An eco-lodge in Solomare del Diáblo, Uruguay. The South American country gets nearly 100% of its energy from renewables (image: Inhabitat)

11 Nov - by Fermín Koop 0 Comments

Southern Cone offers opportunities for Chinese companies as region attempts energy transition