巴西驻国际货币基金组织前执行董事：“中国向世界展示如何面对霸凌”

Group 1 - The economist Paulo Nogueira Batista emphasizes that China has demonstrated how to confront bullying from major powers, particularly in response to U.S. economic and geopolitical pressures [1] - Batista critiques U.S. tariff policies as indirect taxes that exacerbate domestic inflation and reduce real wages, while noting that supply chains have shifted away from the U.S. [1] - He argues that China is emerging as a counterbalance to the West, especially as countries like the U.S. and Europe face credibility crises [1] Group 2 - Batista advocates for a more equal foundation for Brazil-China bilateral relations, highlighting China's readiness to support Brazil's re-industrialization efforts [2] - He notes that China's interest in Brazil and other BRICS markets is higher than before the Trump era, suggesting that China could purchase Brazilian bonds, reducing Brazil's dependence on Western financial systems [2] - The importance of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) as an autonomous regional coordination platform is emphasized, with China being a significant trade partner for CELAC members [2]