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2013年07月21日 16:15
In May of this year, Brazil offered 289 non-pre-sal conventional oil and gas blocks to dozens of international bidders. This 11th Brazilian Oil & Gas Bidding Round – the first in five years – raised US $1.4 billion in signature bonuses, and could lead to investment of US$3.5 billion in the exploratory phase. As Oil Finance Specialists Capital (OFSCap) indicated in its May 29 report on t...
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2012年12月12日 20:49
China's Urbanization and Latin America
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China's Urbanization and Latin America
According to a report released by ANI, China's Communist Party has announced a US $3.5 billion plan to remove 700 mountains in Gansu province to make way for a metropolis 50 miles from the city of Lanzhou in northwest China. China adds its mountain-moving project to a long list of major infrastructure projects now approved thr...
2012年12月09日 20:54
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Will There Be Any Surprises for Sino-Latin Energy Ties in 2013?
Click HERE or see below for three opinions on Sino-Latin energy ties in 2013.
Originally published in the Dialogue's weekly Latin America Energy Advisor.
Q: This year, China continued to make inroads into Latin America's energy sector— including increasing its market share in the wind sector through competitive financing in Argentina, expanding solar development in ...
2012年11月14日 15:23
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China, India, and Colombia’s Interbolsa
Colombian firm Interbolsa is being liquidated in a move to protect the interests of Colombia’s financial markets. This after an announcement last Thursday that Interbolsa is facing liquidity shortages. Regulators intervened the following day when the brokerage firm failed to make a $11 million payment to a local bank, according to Reuters.
Of note here is Interbolsa’s list of principal funder...
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Margaret Myers
美国重要智库“美洲对话”中国与拉美项目的主任。获弗吉尼亚大学外交事务学士学位，在乔治·华盛顿大学攻读研究生。目前正于美国约翰霍普金斯大学-南京大学中美文化研究中心研究中美关系。进入“美洲对话”前，曾任美国政府的分析师，出访拉美和亚洲；此前任佛吉尼亚公立学校的西班牙语和中文教师。
Margaret Myers is director of the China and Latin America program at the Inter-American Dialogue. She received a bachelor’s degree in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia and conducted her graduate work at The George Washington University. She recently studied US-China relations at the Johns Hopkins University – Nanjing University Center for Chinese-American Studies. Prior to arriving at the Dialogue, she worked as an analyst for the US government, which required her to travel throughout Latin America and East Asia. She also previously served as a Spanish and Chinese teacher for Virginia Public Schools.