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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

The New World Report with Professor Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute,

looking at the events in the Americas these last days, two global meetings taking place,

and both of them significant not only for the Americas, but for the planet because China is involved. The first in Lima, Peru, a country that's

been troubled by governance for years, and its elected president remains incarcerated. The vice president,

Belarte, greeted Xi Jinping happily because

there is business between the two countries, quite aside from the additional task Mr.

Xi had of dedicating a deep-water port for China for the Chinese company Costco, in Peru, a deep water port that affords

China access to the America's market. Professor, a very good evening to you. It looks like it's good for

China. Is it also good for Peru? Additionally, is it good for the rest of the Americas? Does the infrastructure

line up to use

that deep water port to reach customers in Asia? Good day to you. Good day to you. The symbolic

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