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Debate | China's Belt and Road: What Role for Latin America?

February 06, 2018

"China's Belt and Road: What Role for Latin America?"

On February 6, CEBRI's Asia Program hosted the debate "China's Belt and Road: What Role for Latin America?". The event was broadcast in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and was attended by the Director of the China and Latin America Program of the Inter-American Dialogue Margaret Myers. The event was moderated by CEBRI's Co-Founder and Trustee Emeritus, Roberto Teixeira da Costa and received comments from the IBC/CARI Foundation Director Félix Peña.

Date:

February 06, 2018

Location:

Sul América, Sao Paulo

Language:

English

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"China's Belt and Road: What Role for Latin America?"

On February 6, CEBRI's Asia Program hosted the debate "China's Belt and Road: What Role for Latin America?". The event was broadcast in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and was attended by the Director of the China and Latin America Program of the Inter-American Dialogue Margaret Myers. The event was moderated by CEBRI's Co-Founder and Trustee Emeritus, Roberto Teixeira da Costa and received comments from the IBC/CARI Foundation Director Félix Peña.

Opening and Moderation

Roberto Teixeira da Costa
Trustee Emeritus

Member of the Board of Directors of the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington

Felix Peña
International Advisory Board

Founding Counselor and Member of the Executive Committee of the Argentine Council for International Relations (CARI)

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