The first-ever China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on September 10, sparking vibrant conversations about collaboration and shared goals. 🗣️✨ CGTN Stringer hit the streets of São Paulo to hear locals’ perspectives on China’s role in the region and what this partnership could mean for the future.
🚀 Journalist Laura Capriglione praised China’s focus on poverty reduction, education, and cultural innovation, calling it “an example of good governance centered on human rights.” Meanwhile, lawyer Mariana Rigazzi emphasized the need for practical solutions through joint efforts: “Real change starts when we work together.”
🌍 The event marks a milestone in cross-regional dialogue, with many hoping it’ll pave the way for stronger China-Brazil ties in tech, sustainability, and social equity. As one resident put it: “This isn’t just politics—it’s about building bridges.”
