Caption: Presidents Macri and Xi (image:Casa Rosada)
With new allies, Argentina reassesses its relationship with China
Macri and Xi agree new action plan but accession to Belt and Road and key nuclear projects stall
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Fossil fuels distance Argentina from G20 goals
Coal, oil and gas subsidies persist in world’s 20 largest economies despite longstanding pledge
Caption: Argentine oil company YPF has received the majority of government subsidies (image: Nestor Galina)
Argentina cuts oil subsidies to ease the deficit
Macri government aims to rebalance the economy and pave the way for a clean energy future
Caption: Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro has presided over a deep economic crisis since replacing Hugo Chávez in 2013. The opposition is calling for his removal from office (image: AFP photo/ Leo Ramirez)
China and Latin America: strategic relations in times of change
Chinese experts predict new pragmatism as Venezuela crumbles but the right also faces challenges
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Anger over Chinese aqueducts in Argentina
Environmental groups and politicians question irrigation project and deal with Chinese bank
Caption: Presidents Macri (l) and Xi (r) at a meeting in Washington (photo credit: Casa Rosada)
No more special treatment for China in Argentina
Presidents Macri and Xi agree to revise energy and infrastructure deals at New York nuclear summit
Caption: Reaching out: US president Barack Obama visits Old Havanna, Cuba. His is the first trip to the Cuban capital by a US head of state in 88 years (image: IIP Photo Archive)
Obama’s Cuba and Argentina visits usher in new era
Experts tell Diálogo Chino what Barack Obama's Latin America trip says about relations with China
Caption: Chinese trawlers tied together in the docks.Vessels fish off the shores of an estimated 90 countries (image: C.K.Coay).
Argentina toughens stance on illegal fishing
Chinese boat sunk off Argentina highlights extent of illicit fishing and collusion with authorities
Caption: The iconic Perito Moreno glaciar, a UNESCO world heritage site which is under threat from a proposed hydroelectric project, environmentalists say (image: C_Leger)
China-funded dam projects advance in Argentina
Controversial mega-dams set for green light as Macri looks to consolidate China ties
Caption: Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA recieved a US$5 billion loan tranche from China Development Bank in 2015 to ‘boost production’ in spite of the global price slump (image: Wilfredo Rodríguez)
Chinese loans to Venezuela rise despite “economic perils”
A third of all China’s loans to Latin America went to the struggling petrostate last year
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