Conflictos

Operaciones chinas alrededor de Taiwán amenazan cadenas de suministro globales

En los primeros siete meses del año, casi la mitad de los portacontenedores del mundo pasaron por el Estrecho de Taiwán

The moon is seen above shipping containers inside the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro, California, November 17, 2021. - This morning the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom joined John Porcari, port envoy to the Biden administration's Supply Chain Disruptions TaskForce, legislators and local officials in the Los Angeles Harbor area to highlight the ongoing state and federal efforts to address port congestion. Congestion at US ports has caused supply chain disruptions, driving up prices and leading to a growing shortage of goods. (Photo by Apu GOMES / AFP)
The moon is seen above shipping containers inside the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro, California, November 17, 2021. - This morning the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom joined John Porcari, port envoy to the Biden administration's Supply Chain Disruptions TaskForce, legislators and local officials in the Los Angeles Harbor area to highlight the ongoing state and federal efforts to address port congestion. Congestion at US ports has caused supply chain disruptions, driving up prices and leading to a growing shortage of goods. (Photo by Apu GOMES / AFP) APU GOMES

Pekín. Las maniobras militares de China el jueves en torno a las concurridas rutas comerciales alrededor de Taiwán amenazan con interrumpir las cadenas de suministro mundiales, ya comprometidas por la pandemia de covid y la guerra en Ucrania.

Estos ejercicios en torno a la isla, los más importantes de la historia de China, son una respuesta a la visita que realizó a Taiwán el martes y el miércoles la presidenta de la Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos, Nancy Pelosi.

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