China in the Caribbean: Trade, Investment, and Geopolitical Influence (2025) christi johnson New York Times

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China in the Caribbean: Trade, Investment, and Geopolitical Influence (2025) christi johnson New York TimesChina has been connected with the Caribbean community (CARICOM), and wider region for an extensive period. This relationship dates back to the colonial period of indentureship, when Chinese immigrants were brought to the region to work on sugar plantations. This historically enabled migration to the region which, over the years, has buoyed and indigenized various sectors of the economies in the Caribbean. The rapid growth of these developing economies