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Carlos Eduardo Pina is a political scientist specializing in the relationship between China and Latin America. He is a contributor to the project "Analisis Sinico" at www.cadal.org and member of ...

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Chinese President Xi Jinping made overtures to Latin American and Caribbean countries this week in a bid to make inroads in the region.

Sixty years after the Bay of Pigs, the Castro brothers are gone from the main stage, and Cuba is a threadbare place facing an uncertain future.

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