I always enjoyed watching Tarquini get in front of the
Chevys.
Usually unless he was in a good mood, or he makes a mistake, or
someone punts him off (as always in WTCC), he makes life miserable
for those behind him.
I liked the Austrian round best! All 3 Chevys kena tyre puncture
with the lead 2, Muller and Huff suffering that on the final lap.
It was just too bad for Coronel who might have fnished 1st had he
been positioned correctly when that happened.
Anyway, the Chinese leverage is tremendous. And to further help
their cause in dividing ASEAN (there is little doubt that is what
China has been doing all these while), it goes as far as forgiving
entire sums of debt.
Well.
Here's an exerpt from what I wrote:
At the
moment, China is the largest source of FDI inflows to
CMLV, with the exception of Vietnam. In Cambodia for
example, FDI from China reached US$1.19 billion in 2011,
which was nearly 10 times as much as contributed by USA. In
addition to this relatively large FDI inflow, China has been
forthcoming in providing aid and soft loans, to the amount of more
than US$2 billion since 1992.[1]And in a visit
to China in 2010, President Hun Sen was pledged more than
US$500 million in loans, much of it being infrastructural
related.[2]
[1] The
Straits Times, Chinese Rush into Cambodia,
(March 8, 2012 Thursday).
[2] McCartan,
Brian, Asia Times Online. Cambodia shrugs
off aid curb. Retrieved March 23, 2012, from http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/MH23Ae02.html
