El Gobierno brasileño admitió que estudia la posibilidad de imponer restricciones a las inversiones chinas, para evitar que empresas del país asiático ocupen sectores estratégicos
O Governo brasileiro admitiu que estuda impor restrições aos investimentos chineses para evitar que empresas daquele país ocupem setores estratégicos e deixem de importar certos produtos do Brasil.
- Dinheiro Digital
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16 October 2010
Convenio que el Gobernador Miguel Saiz (UCR) firmara con el Estado de la República China para la entrega de 254.500 hectáreas de la Provincia de Río Negro
- Foro Permanente por una Vida Digna
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15 October 2010
El gobierno de Río Negro gestiona inversiones para agronegocios, en este caso de China, con una superficie inicial de 200.000 hectáreas con el rechazo de múltiples organizaciones sociales.
Si el Señor Gobernador reconociera la superficie de tierra a arrasar, la cantidad de agua a envenenar, el monto de nuestra riqueza a saquear...
- Carmen de Patagones
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09 October 2010
"Will the Chinese government purchase goods in China to be used on their farmland in Africa? We have seen a few tenders, yes, definitely. Is this becoming a trend? Most likely, and this will be a nice add-on to the business case that we are running here."
- GlobalAtlanta
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07 October 2010
La intención de firmar un acuerdo con China involucra la inversión extranjera en infraestructura de riego de 200.000 hectáreas, decisión que implica la apropiación de territorio por parte de una nación, China.
Richard Fyers, a commercial lawyer with the NZ China Trade Association, writes about the fuss made over land sales to foreigners.
- NZ Herald
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07 October 2010
Fallow land in Africa presents a fantastic opportunity for Turkish businesspeople involved in agriculture, a Ugandan member of a cotton delegation visiting western Turkey said Monday.
Los acuerdos son motivados por las demandas agroalimentarias, agroindustriales y bioenergéticas de China
The Chinese are aware that South Africa has a research problem and they know they need farming skills for the land they’re acquiring in Africa, says Dr De Jager of AgriSA.
- Farmers Weekly
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01 October 2010
Singapore is eyeing a gigantic farming project in northeast China that could help the small, densely populated city-state diversify its food supplies, while offering export opportunities for its expertise in food safety and investment opportunities for its businesses.
- New York Times
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27 September 2010
