WORLDJul 21 · 14:48 UTCTHE RIO TIMESArkady Petrov

Tariffs, Chokepoints and Contested Supply Chains: How a Fragmenting Global Economy Hits Latin America

The article discusses how Latin America is impacted by a fragmenting global economy, citing US tariffs on Brazil, EU-China tensions, and Hormuz shipping disruptions as key factors. These issues highlight contested supply chains and economic fragmentation affecting the region.

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