Brazil and geopolitical relations in the context of the Brazil-Chile Bi-Oceanic Corridor

Abstract

This article examines the geopolitical relations in the context of the Brazil-Chile Bi-Oceanic Corridor,
with a focus on the importance of Brazil and its implications for the countries involved and the region. The
objective is to investigate the geopolitical implications of the project and the challenges and opportunities
related to its implementation. The methodology adopted consisted of a three-stage literature research:
literature review, analysis of collected data, and synthesis of results. The research results highlight Brazil's
central position in the project as one of the main regional powers and its history of cooperation with
neighboring countries. The Brazil-Chile Bi-Oceanic Corridor is considered a strategic project for commercial
and logistical integration in South America, while also strengthening the bilateral relations between Brazil and
Chile. The study also emphasizes Brazil's geopolitical significance in the context of the corridor, promoting
regional integration and driving cooperation between Mercosur and the Pacific Alliance. The research
concludes that the project's implementation depends on the continuity of international relations, overcoming
geopolitical challenges, and implementing favorable public policies. To achieve this, Brazil needs to strengthen
its relations with the countries involved and international organizations, seeking funding and support for
project completion. The success of the Brazil-Chile Bi-Oceanic Corridor will bring benefits such as increased
regional integration, economic development, and political stability. Brazil plays a central role in this project,
strengthening its position as a regional leader, expanding its trade relations, and consolidating its influence
in Latin American foreign policy.