China backs Latin claims to 200 mile sea zone
China has emerged as a leading ally for Latin American sovereignty claims to a 200 mile sea zone, prompting friction with the United States and drawing in Cuba Mexico Argentina Chile and others. Beijing sees leadership in the devel oping world and aims to secure resources in the East China Sea while tying Taiwan to its territorial waters and pressuring regional disputes over oil and fishing grounds.
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