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Response of Central American nations to China's trade action by Nov 2024
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China•Guatemala•Guatemalan•Alejandro Giammattei•Taiwan•Giammattei•Carlos Ramiro Martinez•Lai•Chinese Foreign Ministry•Guatemalan Exporters Association•Agexport
Resolution / Starting Odds
Support Guatemala diplomatically • 25%
Remain neutral • 25%
Support China's stance • 25%
Increase their own exports to China • 25%
Official statements from Central American governments or regional economic organizations
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China Rejects Guatemalan Coffee and Macadamia Nuts Over Taiwan Ties, Says Guatemalan President
May 25, 2024, 01:01 AM
China has rejected shipments of coffee and macadamia nuts from Guatemala, a move that Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei attributes to the country's ties with Taiwan. The rejection follows a video meeting between President Giammattei and a regional leader of Taiwan, as well as the attendance of Guatemalan Foreign Minister Carlos Ramiro Martinez at the inauguration of Taiwan's President Lai. The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson commented on the situation. The Guatemalan Exporters Association (Agexport) confirmed the rejection of these imports.
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