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Guatemala will send officials to China? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded
In the international diplomatic arena, Honduras officially announced the establishment of diplomatic relations with China and the severance of "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan, a decision that has aroused widespread attention and discussion. China warmly welcomes the upcoming visit of Honduran President Fidel Castro, and at this important moment, there are also signs of turmoil in two other countries with which Taiwan has "diplomatic relations".
The news that a senior Guatemalan official is about to visit China has aroused speculation and concern in the international community. A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry responded to this at a press conference on the 31st, saying that China expects Guatemala to recognize the general trend and make the right choice at an early date. The question of whether this move means that Guatemala will also sever so-called "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan has become the focus of many attention.
However, Guatemala's decision is only the beginning of this series of events. Recently, there has been news that Paraguay, a landlocked country in Latin America, has also heard the sound of severing "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan. In the upcoming general election, presidential candidate Erigeri has made it clear that if elected, he will sever "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan and establish formal diplomatic relations with China. The situation is similar to that of Honduras, where Castro also proposed diplomatic relations during the election campaign, but was delayed by US intervention. However, the tide of history cannot be stopped, and Castro finally decided to take the path of correcting the tide of history, and Paraguay may usher in a similar change.
The United States, concerned about this series of events, has sent CIA Deputy Director Cohen to Paraguay, a trip that has attracted much attention. Because Paraguay rarely hosts high-ranking foreign officials, Cohen's identity and trip are quite mysterious. It is widely believed that the United States may be interested in interfering in Paraguay's political development in order to slow down the process of establishing diplomatic relations with China. However, no matter what actions the United States takes, the one-China principle has been widely recognized by the international community, and cross-strait reunification is also the general trend of history.
At present, there are only 13 "diplomatic relations" left with Taiwan, and if Guatemala and Paraguay also join the ranks of severing "diplomatic relations," the number of Taiwan's "diplomatic relations" may drop to 11 or even lower. This series of events may have a demonstration effect, and eventually lead to a situation in which the number of "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan is reduced or even cleared. The Taiwan authorities need to face up to this trend in order to better safeguard their international status and diplomatic relations.
Honduras' establishment of diplomatic relations with China and the possible severance of "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan have aroused widespread concern from the outside world. This series of events has taught us several important truths that we should keep in mind in our international relations and foreign policy.
First of all, the international political landscape is constantly evolving, and the international community generally recognizes the one-China principle. This principle reflects the international community's respect for China and China's important position in international affairs. The actions of Honduras and possibly Guatemala and Paraguay show that countries are increasingly inclined to establish formal diplomatic relations with China rather than maintain so-called "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan. This trend reflects the reality in international politics that the international community's recognition and respect for China is irreversible.
Second, foreign policy should be consistent with the country's core interests. For countries such as Honduras, it may be more in their national interest to establish diplomatic relations with China, which is one of the largest economies in the world, and cooperation with it may bring more opportunities and benefits. In addition, the establishment of diplomatic relations with China can also help solve some domestic problems, such as economic development and international recognition. When formulating foreign policy, countries should give full consideration to their own national interests and not be swayed by external interference.
In addition, historical and international currents are irreversible forces. Honduran President Fidel Castro proposed to establish diplomatic relations with China during his election campaign, but although he was temporarily shelved due to pressure from the United States, he finally decided to move forward in the direction of the historical trend. A similar situation has occurred in Paraguay, where presidential candidate Erigri has said that if elected, he will sever "diplomatic relations" with Taiwan and establish genuine diplomatic relations. This shows that the evolution of international politics is guided by the trend of history, and the diplomatic pressure of the United States and other countries cannot change this trend.
In conclusion, the changes in the international political landscape and the possibility of countries such as Honduras, Guatemala, and Paraguay establishing diplomatic relations with China remind us that foreign policy should be consistent with national core interests, respect historical trends, and follow international norms. The United States and other countries should realize that diplomatic interference imposed on other countries cannot change the development trend of international politics. The international community should continue to abide by the one-China principle, maintain international peace and stability, and jointly promote the development of international relations. In the end, the international community should promote diplomatic cooperation among countries on the basis of equality and mutual benefit, so as to make greater contributions to world peace and prosperity.
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