China interfering in our backyard
An article in yesterday's New York Times [James C. McKinley Jr., Mexico Builds Trade Ties With China, September 13, 2005] comments that:
You can be the U.S. is uncomfortable with these developments.
[Chinese President Hu Jintao's] visit [to Mexico] seems part of a broader effort to secure future sources of oil, iron ore, aluminum, timber and other commodities throughout Latin America and Canada, despite the United States' longtime hegemony in the region. Under his watch, China has sewn up deals for Chinese companies to develop oil fields and mines and to purchase commodities in Brazil, Venezuela, Chile, Cuba, Bolivia and Argentina.
You can be the U.S. is uncomfortable with these developments.
posted by Steve Fake at 9/14/2005 01:01:00 AM
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