CGTN:Soluções da China para a economia global atingida pela pandemia

PEQUIM, 5 de novembro de 2020 /PRNewswire/ - A pandemia da COVID-19 se espalhou em um ritmo alarmante, infectando milhões e quase paralisando a atividade econômica, à medida que os países impõem fortes restrições à circulação para conter a propagação do vírus. Como a economia global pode...

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