Es la hora de hablar sobre la India y Latinoamerica

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Evan Ellis

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Gran parte de la atención en las relaciones de América Latina con actores extrahemisféricos se ha centrado en la China, Rusia e Irán, a menudo con explícita o implícita consternación por parte de los Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, un socio extrahemisférico clave, con 1250 millones de habitantes ha permanecido casi invisible en esta discusión: la India.

Si quiere leer más: http://www.observanto.com/site/notas/452/Es-la-hora-de-hablar-sobre-la-India-y-Latinoamerica%20.html

Or read the article in English on our site: http://globalamericans.org/2015/06/time-to-talk-about-india-and-latin-america/

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