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China Cuts Off Vital Lifeline to Argentina, Recalls Ambassador

The younger generation loves to say — with saltier wording — “You mess around and find out.” Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei — who while campaigning used fierce anti-China rhetoric — has apparently messed around and found out.

With Han Zhen

China Editor
The China-Global South Project

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