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Hello friends, on this occasion I want to make a short reflection about the fact that currently I feel that the world is making certain changes, looking for economic improvements, but in the end I do not know if they result in benefit of all. 

It is true that we have always changed, however a few years ago it seemed that we were very comfortable with a way of trading within a globalized framework, but with the pandemic of covid-19 and the war between Russia and Ukraine the economy of some countries are suffering.

A clear example is the United States, which could rethink some types of trade ties with Latin America, as trade relations are changing a lot, and it is no longer as economic as it was.  

It may be a very good opportunity for some Latin American countries, but I think it will be a complex process, since many countries will have to prepare themselves to be able to fill the void that China could leave, in case the United States makes the decision to choose Latin America instead of China. 

Not all Latin American countries entered the scene, for example Venezuela I think would not be taken into account by the United States, so the economic relations between China and Venezuela may be strengthened.

It seems that we may enter a stage of de-globalization, that is to say, the two economies that continue to rule the planet would be China and the United States, so two blocks could be formed, the countries that would be with the United States and the countries that would be with China. 

The pandemic and the war have caused countries that are major food producers are no longer producing the same amount, so a possible more severe famine is near, this makes many countries refuse to export their products, so I think that the world as we were perceiving it pluripolar and globalized we will stop seeing it, on the contrary I think we are about to change to a more sectoral world, where each economy will depend on the production capabilities of each country.  


 
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