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Clarín

Heine Publishes Op-Ed on the Future of Chinese Foreign Policy

in In the Media

“With hostile winds towards China from the North Atlantic, the Global South will take center stage in Chinese foreign policy…Entities such as the expanding BRICS and a Latin America that is gaining new momentum will receive preferential attention.”

Tagged: 2023, BRICS, China, Chinese Foreign Policy, Clarín, diplomacy, Global South, Jorge Heine, Latin America

Heine Outlines Shortcomings of Chile’s Constitutional Convention

in In the Media

“By altering established rules for lists of candidates for political parties and making them available to diverse groups of independents who answer to no one, the National Congress opened the doors to this disaster that was the Constitutional Convention.”

Tagged: 2022, Chile, Clarín, Constitution, Jorge Heine, Op-Ed

Heine Outlines the Doctrine of Active Non-Alignment

in In the Media

“Active Non-Alignment promotes greater political cooperation and regional integration in Latin America, as well as a closer relationship with Asia, the most dynamic area today.”

Tagged: 2022, Active Non-Alignment, China, Clarín, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Op-Ed, Ukraine, United States

Heine Publishes Op-ed on Upcoming Summit of the Americas

in In the Media

“Why does the U.S. treat ASEAN differently than Latin America? Because ASEAN acts jointly, which makes it a valid interlocutor with great projection.”

Tagged: 2022, ASEAN, Clarín, diplomacy, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Op-Ed, Summit of the Americas

Heine Quoted on Chinese Influence in Argentina and Latin America At Large

in In the Media

Argentine President Alberto Fernández’s visit to China raises a number of concerns in the U.S., and as Ambassador Heine points out, it will likely impact the country’s ongoing debt negotiations with the IMF.

Tagged: 2022, Argentina, China, Clarín, Debt, IMF, Jorge Heine, Latin America, United States

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