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China ya tiene un culpable de su crisis inmobiliaria, pero sigue sin encontrar la solución

La cadena perpetua al fundador del gigante quebrado Evergrande llega con las promotoras públicas ganando terreno; pero crédito, inversión y demanda continúan retrocediendo

China ya tiene un culpable de su crisis inmobiliaria, pero sigue sin encontrar la solución

China's real estate crisis has finally found its culprit, in the form of Xu Jiayin, the founder of the collapsed Evergrande real estate giant. The man who once reigned as the richest man in Asia has returned to court, now a shadow of his former self, to face a life sentence for his role in the country's most devastating business failure. While the conviction provides a much-needed legal resolution to the downfall of Evergrande, the broader economic issues and damage caused by the crisis remain unresolved.

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