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Latin America sees China as more positive global influence than US: Poll

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Briefings

An annual Latinobarometro survey indicates that Latin American countries increasingly view China as a more positive global influence compared to the United States. This shift occurred between October 2025 and October 2026, with respondents perceiving China's influence as improving while US influence deteriorated. The study was conducted by the Latinobarometro Foundation, a research organization focused on Latin American political and social dynamics. The data reflects a change in public sentiment regarding regional powers, though specific percentages for each country are not provided in the source material.

Key points

• Latinobarometro surveys conducted between October 2025 and October 2026 show a shift where Latin American countries increasingly view China as a more positive global influence than the United States.

Context and limitations

The source provides no specific percentages, country breakdowns, or exact dates for the survey results. The study was published in October 2026, and the data reflects a snapshot of public opinion at that time rather than a long-term trend.

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