Essential Geopolitics: Uruguay, China and Mercosur’s Future
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In today's episode of RANE's Essential Geopolitics podcast, we look at Uruguay. The country is negotiating with China over a potential trade deal. Uruguay is already a member of the South American trade block known as MERCOSUR. RANE Latin Ameria analyst, Carmen Colosi looks into Uruguay's push to unilaterally negotiate free trade agreements outside of Mercosur and why it matters.
The fallout from Uruguay’s trade negotiation with China is likely to be a notable driver of Latin American geopolitics in 2023. You can follow developments and learn not just why they matter, but what happens next with RANE Worldview. RANE offers two options for subscribing: You can get a basic subscription here. Or you can sign up for RANE’s geopolitical intelligence solution for security professionals. With interactive graphics, RANE’s exclusive global risk monitor, updated key forecast questions, and global threat monitoring, security professionals rely on RANE Worldview. Sign up for a trial at ranenetwork.com. I’m ED thanks for listening.
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