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Biden viaja a Europa este miércoles para tranquilizar a los aliados de EE. UU. y enfrentar a Putin

En su primer viaje al extranjero, el mandatario eligió destacar los vínculos transatlánticos, sometidos a fuertes tensiones durante la presidencia de su predecesor, Donald Trump

(COMBO) This combination of files pictures created on June 7, 2021 shows then Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaking about reopening the country during a speech in Darby, Pennsylvania, on June 17, 2020 and Russian President Vladimir Putin delivering a speech during a meeting with Russian athletes and team members, who will take part in the upcoming 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games, at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow on January 31, 2018. - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on June 4, 2021 he is hoping to improve deeply damaged ties with the United States when he holds his first summit with US counterpart Joe Biden later this month. The face-to-face meeting in Geneva on June 16 comes amid the biggest crisis in ties between the two countries in years, with tensions high over a litany of issues including hacking allegations, human rights and election meddling. (Photo by Jim WATSON and Grigory DUKOR / various sources / AFP)
(COMBO) This combination of files pictures created on June 7, 2021 shows then Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaking about reopening the country during a speech in Darby, Pennsylvania, on June 17, 2020 and Russian President Vladimir Putin delivering a speech during a meeting with Russian athletes and team members, who will take part in the upcoming 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games, at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow on January 31, 2018. - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on June 4, 2021 he is hoping to improve deeply damaged ties with the United States when he holds his first summit with US counterpart Joe Biden later this month. The face-to-face meeting in Geneva on June 16 comes amid the biggest crisis in ties between the two countries in years, with tensions high over a litany of issues including hacking allegations, human rights and election meddling. (Photo by Jim WATSON and Grigory DUKOR / various sources / AFP) JIM WATSON GRIGORY DUKOR
Joe Biden Combo de imágenes del presidente Joe Biden (izq.) y el mandatario ruso Vladimir Putin. Foto: AFP (JIM WATSON GRIGORY DUKOR/AFP)

Washington. El presidente estadounidense, Joe Biden, viaja este miércoles a Europa para tranquilizar a sus aliados y mostrarse firme ante Rusia, una visita que abarca una cumbre del G7, una de la Organización del Tratado del Atlántico Norte (OTAN) y otra con la Unión Europea, antes de una reunión con su homólogo ruso, Vladimir Putin.

Para su primer viaje al extranjero, el 46.° mandatario de Estados Unidos eligió destacar los vínculos transatlánticos, sometidos a fuertes tensiones durante la presidencia de su predecesor, Donald Trump.

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