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It is increasingly common for large corporations to direct their interests towards the farmland. In the last three years, investments in land have resulted in more than fifty million acres change hands. Financial groups, industry and even governments of rich countries are turning to food production in third countries, usually poor and they already have problems in ensuring food security for its inhabitants. In 2009, 50 million hectares of agricultural land changed hands in the world and now, lots of acreage is in the process of sale. With a world population expected to reach 9,200 million in 2050 and a severe shortage of natural resources due to overexploitation, the current demand for food will increase exponentially. The food supply problems, of which the price increases we experienced in 2008 and subsequent riots in several countries around the world were any indication, have worsened since the beginning of the current financial crisis three years ago. The U. S. government on Wednesday ordered the sale briefcase of an arms package worth 5,300 million dollars to the Chinese island of Taiwan, a move that could pose a serious setback for relations between China and the North American country. The decision, taken with a callous disregard for the persistent protests and dire warnings from China, and the hackneyed pretext of maintaining peace and stability across the Straits of Taiwan, is irresponsible, unfounded and harmful. Besides selling the historic promise broken Washington, complicates the improvement of cross-Straits situation and endanger the positive momentum achieved in the difficult relations between China and the United States after having overcome the gap after the last sale briefcase of weapons U. S. part of the country to Taiwan in early 2010. In what is known as the Three Joint Communiqués and the U. S. China, the political foundation of relations between the two global giants, Washington officially endorses a policy of one China. .
