US accuses 9 Latin American countries of helping China avoid Trump’s tariffs
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On Thursday, the White House released a report titled “The Great Transshipment Scam” accusing China of routing billions of dollars worth of goods through more than 40 countries to evade U.S. tariffs implemented by President Trump in 2018. According to the administration, this transshipment practice has cost the United States billions of dollars in lost revenue.
Among the nations implicated in the report are nine Latin American countries, including Mexico, Panama, and Colombia. The White House report notes that these three nations have taken actions against Chinese commercial interests over the past year, alongside Brazil and Argentina, which were also mentioned in the findings.
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The HillFocuses broadly on the global scale involving over 40 countries and lost revenue.
South China Morning PostHighlights specific Latin American nations and their recent moves against Chinese commerce.
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