China today presented its new policy document on Latin America and the Caribbean, at a time of rising tensions caused by the United States in the region. Our correspondent in China, Bruno Falci, brings us more details. teleSUR
00:00China presented its new policy document on Latin America and the Caribbean today at a time of
00:05growing tensions provoked by the United States in the region. Bruno Falsi, a correspondent in China,
00:12brings us more details.
00:17Greetings, colleagues of Telesur and all the audience watching us.
00:21I am in Beijing now to inform you that the government of China presents its new policy
00:27document for Latin America and the Caribbean today at a time when the region is facing
00:34increasing external tensions. The Caribbean has been the scene of United States military
00:41deployments, maneuvers that raise concerns about the risk of forceful actions or even threats of
00:50military invasion, particularly against Venezuela. In this context, China calls to preserve
00:57regional stability and takes special relevance, highlighting the importance of maintaining
01:03Latin America and the Caribbean as a space of peace and cooperation. Let's now look at the words
01:12of the Chinese government representative Tsai Wei during the presentation of the document.
01:21China reiterated its support for the proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as the zone of peace.
01:27China, as well as a declaration by 33 countries of the region for the establishment of a nuclear weapon-free zone.
01:35It advocates for the peaceful resolution of international disputes and opposes the use of threat of force,
01:41as well as any external intervention in the internal affairs of Latin American and Caribbean countries.
01:47This document is the third of its kind for Latin America and the Caribbean, and this time is focused on building a community with shared future.
01:59The representative of China states that bilateral trade will exceed $500 billion in 2024, and among the key points,
02:13Beijing emphasized the importance of the one China principle as its central demand in the face of increasing pressure from United States,
02:24not only in the Caribbean, but here in the Pacific, with Japan in the Taiwan question.
02:32China reaffirms its opposition for external interference and strengthening cooperation with the region in infrastructure, clean energy, education, culture and health,
02:45and the other countries, promoting peace, and non-nuclear proliferation of arms.
02:52With this news, we will return with you in the studios in La Habana, Cuba.
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