On September 10, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, became the backdrop for the first-ever China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights. This pioneering institutional exchange marks a significant step in fostering dialogue between China and the nations of Latin America and the Caribbean.
CGTN Stringer ventured into the vibrant streets of Sao Paulo to gather public sentiments on the event and the future of China-Latin America relations. Journalist Laura Capriglione highlighted China's substantial investments aimed at alleviating poverty, enhancing education, and fostering cultural innovation. She praised China as a model of good governance with a strong focus on human rights.
Lawyer Mariana Rigazzi expressed optimism about the collaborative efforts between China and Latin American countries. She emphasized the potential for practical solutions to emerge from these joint discussions, promising tangible societal improvements through mutual cooperation.
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Brazilians' take on China-Latin America & Caribbean States Roundtable
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