A presidential election in Brazil, a country thousands of miles away, might seem like just another headline to many in China. But for Chinese companies doing business in South America, the stakes are considerably higher.
When right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro took the lead in the first round of voting in early October, Ken Liu, a Chinese exporter of digital textile printing equipment operating in Brazil, grew concerned about the implications for his business.
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