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30.01.26 - 12:12
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Der Kampf um den E-Automarkt Südamerika (DW)
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Chinas E-Auto-Offensive ist in Südamerika in vollem Gange, die Europäer stehen sich beim EU-Mercosur-Freihandelsvertrag noch immer selbst im Weg. Das Rennen um den Zukunfgtsmarkt ist eröffnet....
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29.01.26 - 21:01
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BYD′s Cheap EVs Suddenly Everywhere in Mexico Despite Tariffs (Bloomberg)
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Chinese car brands' inroads in Mexico have unnerved Washington, rattled established automakers and alarmed the Mexican government, which is throwing up trade barriers. But even in the face of new tariffs, China-made cars face little competition in the country's growing market for electric vehicles. Cheap prices, government subsidies and a growing charging network all point to continued sales growth for China's automakers in the country. Bloomberg News Mexico Business Reporter Amy Stillman details the rise of brands like BYD just across the border from the United States, and what it signals about car market competition and trade. Amy speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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24.12.25 - 08:36
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BYD′s big plans in Brazil, Xpeng tries to go global: 7 EV reads (SCMP)
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1. BYD plans giant Brazil factory to scale electric bus and truck production
Chinese carmaker BYD plans to build a new factory in Brazil within the next three years after rising demand for electric buses filled its existing production capacity and forced the company to redraw its......
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10.12.25 - 16:00
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F-18 Fighter Jets Flew Deep Inside Gulf Of Venezuela In Closest Approach Yet (ZeroHedge)
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F-18 Fighter Jets Flew Deep Inside Gulf Of Venezuela In Closest Approach Yet
For the first time, two US Navy F/A-18 fighter jets flew deep into the Gulf of Venezuela, the body of water bordered by Venezuelan territory on three sides, in what appears to be the latest ultra-provocative show of force from Washington. Some reports say the jets lingered long in the airspace, circling the gulf for some 40 minutes.
The flyover happened Tuesday and appears the closest known approach by American aircraft to Venezuela's coastline since the Pentagon began a major buildup in the Caribbean several months ago, which has also seen over 20 deadly drone and aerial strikes on alleged drug smuggling boats.
Source: US Navy
The F/A-18s only increased their presence in the southern Caribbean region following the arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group. US B-52 bombers have also been flying over the area, deploying from deep within the United States.
A US defense official confirmed to the Associated Press ...
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04.12.25 - 18:48
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What Trump′s Saber Rattling Means for Venezuela′s Oil (Bloomberg)
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On Nov. 11, the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, arrived in the Caribbean Sea as part of a military deployment that President Donald Trump says is intended to counter narco-traffickers from Venezuela. It's the biggest US military mobilization in Latin America since 1989....
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