China and Russia in regards to Argentina's relationship with the United States

The objective of this article is to analyze the impact of China and Russia on Argentina's bilateral relationship with the United States, in order to assess whether such an impact gave power to the foreign policy of the Latin American country in the face of the hegemonic superpower. The study focuses on the foreign policy of the Kirchnerist governments, between 2003 and 2015. On the one hand, Argentina's link with the United States is considered, which was unaffected by relations between the Latin American country and the non-Western powers. On the other hand, it is examined that Argentina's proximity to China and Russia was not as decisive for the country's needs as its government believed. In conclusion, the Argentine government did not construct power across the bilateral relations with the Asian great power and the Eurasian one to support its target of independent decisions towards the United States.