Política

China aprueba ley contra las sanciones extranjeras

Iniciativa recibe aval mientras Biden trabaja para conseguir un enfoque común contra el gigante asiático con los aliados del G7

(COMBO) This combination of file pictures created on June 08, 2021, shows US President Joe Biden (L) speaking at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC on June 2, 2021; and Chinese President Xi Jinping speaking on arrival at Macau's international airport on December 18, 2019. - The US Senate was poised to pass a huge industrial policy bill on June 8, 2021, aimed at countering a surging economic threat from rival China, overcoming partisan divisions to pump more than $170 billion into research and development. The bill would need to return to the House of Representatives for a final vote, but it is expected to win final passage and be signed into law by President Joe Biden. (Photos by MANDEL NGAN and Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
(COMBO) This combination of file pictures created on June 08, 2021, shows US President Joe Biden (L) speaking at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC on June 2, 2021; and Chinese President Xi Jinping speaking on arrival at Macau's international airport on December 18, 2019. - The US Senate was poised to pass a huge industrial policy bill on June 8, 2021, aimed at countering a surging economic threat from rival China, overcoming partisan divisions to pump more than $170 billion into research and development. The bill would need to return to the House of Representatives for a final vote, but it is expected to win final passage and be signed into law by President Joe Biden. (Photos by MANDEL NGAN and Anthony WALLACE / AFP) MANDEL NGAN ANTHONY WALLACE
El presidente estadounidense Joe Biden (izquierda) hablando en el edificio de oficinas ejecutivas de Eisenhower en Washington, el 2 de junio del 2021; y el presidente chino, Xi Jinping, refiriéndose a su llegada al aeropuerto internacional de Macao, el 18 de diciembre del 2019. Foto: AFP (MANDEL NGAN ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP)

Beijing. China aprobó una ley contra las sanciones extranjeras este jueves, en un intento de Pekín de protegerse contra la creciente presión de Estados Unidos y la Unión Europea (UE) por su política comercial y de derechos humanos.

Pekín ha acusado a Estados Unidos de “aplastar” compañías chinas y expresó amenazas veladas en respuesta después de que el presidente Joe Biden ampliara, la semana pasada, una lista negra de compañías en las que los estadounidenses tienen prohibido invertir.

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