Trump’s attack leaves China worried about its interests in Venezuela | Amy Hawkins
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Following the U.S. seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, China is expressing concern over its interests in Venezuela and its broader influence in Latin America. Prior to his capture, Maduro met with a Chinese envoy, reaffirming strong ties between the two nations. China has condemned the U.S. action, calling for Maduro's release and supporting a UN Security Council meeting. China views the U.S. action as imperialistic and worries Venezuela may be the first of similar interventions in Latin America. China has significantly increased its investment and diplomatic efforts in Latin America, and Venezuela is a major recipient of Chinese loans, totaling over $100 billion between 2000 and 2023.
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