Igor Patrick is a US Correspondent at South China Morning Post. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Latin America, agriculture, energy, and mining. Igor's insights have been featured in Newswav, MSN, South China Morning Post, and The Star Online.
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Igor Patrick's coverage heavily revolves around world affairs, government & politics, and finance & economy with a focus on China, Brazil, US-China Relations, South China Sea and International Relations. He frequently covers breaking news and announcements from governments worldwide.
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By: Igor Patrick
ByteDance penalised for allegedly collecting data from 1 in 5 Brazilian children and failing to block minors from using TikTok
By: Igor Patrick
Matthew Lowe, economic counsellor at the US embassy in Brasilia, said Washington invited Brazil years ago to join the Minerals Security Partnership , a
By: Igor Patrick
Despite vast reserves, Brazil lacks the processing capacity and commercial plants needed to turn its own raw materials into magnets
By: Igor Patrick
Prosecutors link the inmate to a Chinese criminal network targeted in a major police operation last year and a second raid in June
By: Igor Patrick
Sentenced over US$76 million in bribes, Lenin Moreno and former ambassador Cai Runguo want Ecuador’s top court to spare them prison.
By: Igor Patrick
Washington's top diplomat lands in Barranquilla on first leg of three-country tour, with critical minerals, civil nuclear deals to be signed
By: Igor Patrick
Three months after Washington blacklisted Xinxin Linze Mineria, the Nicaraguan government granted its executives a gold concession
By: Igor Patrick
Congress cleared the measure days before it expired, handing Shein, Shopee and AliExpress a tariff-free lane into Latin America's largest economy
By: Igor Patrick
Embassy in Lima defends US$30 billion investment stock and takes aim at visa curbs as Fujimori joins Trump's Shield of the Americas
