APEC leaders gather in Lima for first summit since Trump's election

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LIMA, Peru — Leaders from 21 Asia-Pacific nations began their summit in Lima on Friday, marking the first global meeting since Donald Trump's election as U.S. President. The forum includes major economies that represent nearly two-thirds of global GDP. Outgoing President Joe Biden is attending, alongside leaders like China's Xi Jinping and Canada's Justin Trudeau. Discussions will focus on climate issues, global infrastructure, and support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts. The summit occurs amid local protests against rising crime in Peru. Demonstrators are expressing dissatisfaction with the government, while leaders also aim to address economic disparities and promote inclusive growth for small businesses.


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