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President Biden and China's leader are meeting at the close of the Asia-Pacific Economic Summit in Peru.

U.S.-China relations have long been strained as the two superpowers clash over trade, Taiwan, and Russia.

NPR's Kerry Kahn reports the uncertainty over the incoming Trump

administration has brought new tensions. President-elect Trump has vowed to slap 60% tariffs on

Chinese imports. Speaking Friday in Peru, without mentioning the incoming president,

Chinese leader Xi Jinping expressed concern about the rise of, quote,

unilateralism and protectionism. He said the world is entering a phase of, quote, turbulence and

transformation. She will be in Latin America for a week attending a state dinner and the G20

conference in Brazil, as well as overseeing major Chinese investments in Latin America.

Biden also heads to the G20 with a stop in Brazil's Amazon Sunday.

The rainforests major rivers are at their lowest recorded levels due to a historic drought.

Scientists say is caused by climate change.

Kerry Kahn, NPR News, Rio de Janeiro.

Latinos voted Republican in the presidential

election in record numbers, according to some exit polls. The support was especially strong

among Latino evangelicals, as NPR's Sarah McCamond reports. Some Latino evangelicals say they feel

the Republican Party's message is more in line with their views on the economy and cultural and social issues.

Nilsa Alvarez is National Hispanic Director at the Faith and Freedom Coalition.

I've been in conversations with pastors and Hispanic voters from all the battleground states,

and there's an overlapping list of issues that were really

concerning them. She says some of those issues include the economy, abortion, and education.

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