Real Effect: Border Issues? Look Out In the South

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Border Issues? Look Out In the South

What is already happening in practice becomes codified -

Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie met his Mexican counterpart Guillermo Galvan Galvan here Wednesday to promote bilateral military cooperation.

Liang, also China's state councilor, said that Mexico is China's good friend and partner in the Latin American region, adding China attaches great importance to developing ties with Mexico.

China is willing to boost its military ties with Mexico and deepen bilateral military exchanges and cooperation in various fields, he said.

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Now, what possible business could China have in Mexico? Lemme think... Does Mexico border any other geo-strategic countries? What could it be...

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