Conflictos

Estadounidenses vetados de invertir en firmas chinas ligadas al sector militar

Quienes tienen acciones y otros intereses financieros en ese tipo de empresas tienen hasta el 11 de noviembre del 2021 para cederlos

(FILES) In this file photo US President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he walks to Marine One prior to departing from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, October 27, 2020. - US President Donald Trump signed an order on November 12, 2020 that will ban Americans from investing in Chinese firms that could help Beijing's military and security apparatus. The executive order said the Chinese government obliges private firms to support these activities and through capital markets "exploits United States investors to finance the development and modernization of its military." The ban takes effect January 11 just days before Trump's presidency ends. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo US President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he walks to Marine One prior to departing from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, October 27, 2020. - US President Donald Trump signed an order on November 12, 2020 that will ban Americans from investing in Chinese firms that could help Beijing's military and security apparatus. The executive order said the Chinese government obliges private firms to support these activities and through capital markets "exploits United States investors to finance the development and modernization of its military." The ban takes effect January 11 just days before Trump's presidency ends. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) SAUL LOEB
El presidente Donald Trump mantiene una política de confrontación con China. AFP El presidente Donald Trump mantiene una política de confrontación con China. AFP (SAUL LOEB/AFP)

Washington. El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, firmó el jueves una orden que prohibirá a sus conciudadanos invertir en empresas chinas que pudieran estar apoyando al aparato militar y de seguridad de Pekín.

Esta prohibición, que será efectiva a partir del 11 de enero -nueve días antes de que Trump sea reemplazado en la Casa Blanca por el presidente electo, Joe Biden- muestra las cada vez más tensas relaciones de Estados Unidos con la potencia asiática.

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