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A high-tech, smart megaport built through cooperation, the #Chancay Port will offer a direct route to the Asia-Pacific, cutting shipping time btw China and Latin America by 10 days. A potential shipping hub, the port will benefit not just #Peru but also the Western hemisphere.

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Cathy Chow1 year ago

PROOF china destroys the natural land, and they are proud of it!

Revolt Rock1 year ago

How can a country be so great and yet so afraid of its own people?

Dr. Anglo Phd🥭1 year ago

@TimCat28328169 This is what the US is afraid off...if countries become rich and independent how do their corporate steal their resources?

ろこん1 year ago

Spare the speeches and revoke the port’s exclusive rights first!

ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ Virtually Tangible1 year ago

ತುಂಬಚೆನ್ನಾಗಿದೆ

Oil&Gas Mandates1 year ago

Official Mandate oil & gas industry

Jacen Kun 💫🐉♀️⚕️⁉️🇪🇺👩‍❤️‍👩1 year ago

@StraliabankNet You know a cut shipping is even better, building it in your own country. 100% with your own resources and workers.

Low Voltage 🇺🇲1 year ago

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Ozymandias1 year ago

Big enough for warships. Trump may have an opinion.

FanTaiDu1 year ago

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