China, México y la Trampa Geopolítica
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Geopolítica, Iniciativa la Frnaja y la Ruta, China, México, América LatinaResumen
El propósito de este artículo es analizar la manera en que los factores geopolíticos impactan la Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta en América Latina, considerando la creciente influencia de China en la región. Específicamente, este artículo discute cómo México tiene diferentes predisposiciones a limitar o permitir sus relaciones con China bajo el marco de la Franja y la Ruta. Aunque China ha acumulado influencia en los países de América Latina a través de inversiones, comercio, préstamos y ayuda oficial al desarrollo, cuando se analiza el caso de México concluimos que la influencia de Estados Unidos es un factor importante para explicar esta relación. Finalmente, el artículo enfatiza la importancia de cómo los marcos geopolíticos influyen en la expansión de la Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta en América Latina.
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