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US–China Decoupling Redraws Latin America’s Strategic Map
The US-China decoupling is reshaping Latin America's strategic landscape as G7 nations reduce ties with China and the US considers tariffs on Brazil linked to Pix and deforestation. Latin America's rare earths and digital infrastructure are highlighted as key factors in this geopolitical shift.
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