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    1. Bitter_Armadillo8182 on

      It’s a good thing. It’s not a “gift” since it’ll be paid back at market value, with interest. That’s it. It could’ve been someone else, but it wasn’t.

    2. Kaiur14 on

      The Chinese don’t really know what they’re getting into. Once everything’s done and the business starts taking off, it won’t be long before a corrupt politician seizes it and sells it to another sucker

    6. colepercy120 on

      The Chinese economy is biult on throughput. They throw endless funding at projects to keep the population employed and not revolting. They have now biult up every bit of infrastructure they could need in china, so to keep the system going they have to biuld things elsewhere. This isnt really sustainable given their population and debt burden, but for the time being everyone should take advantage of it.

      This wont last forever, I doubt they can hold it for another decade, but it certainly helps places that need it. Same with America’s move to out do it. A super power rivalry based on who can do more for the less fortunate is infinitely better then one based around killing each other

    7. Safe-Blackberry-4611 on

      Nice.
      love seeing international cooperation and good infrastructure

    8. Any-Board-6631 on

      I know is mapporn, but I wish there a list of the infrastructures, not just a map.

    10. Alexius_Psellos on

      Yall don’t seem to understand how awful the belt and road initiative is

    13. michaelfortu on

      Something tells me most of the nothern South American countries will be at the hands of china in financial debt very very soon

    15. Eldariasis on

      Kingston second wharf is an open tender, and they are far for winning it.

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