Política

Biden y Xi dialogan para evitar un ‘conflicto’ entre EE. UU. y China

Esta fue la primera llamada telefónica entre ambos líderes desde febrero, cuando hablaron durante dos horas, poco después de que Biden tomara el relevo de Donald Trump

(FILES) In this file combination of pictures created on June 8, 2021 shows Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) during a welcome ceremony for Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev in Beijing on July 3, 2019; and US President Joe Biden speaking at the White House in Washington, DC, on May 17, 2021. - Chinese President Xi Jinping had a "candid, in-depth" discussion with US counterpart Joe Biden during their first call in seven months, state media reported Friday.
The leaders of the world's two biggest economies "conducted candid, in-depth and extensive strategic communication and exchanges on China-US relations and issues of mutual concern", state broadcaster CCTV said. (Photos by NICOLAS ASFOURI and Nicholas Kamm / AFP)
(FILES) In this file combination of pictures created on June 8, 2021 shows Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) during a welcome ceremony for Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev in Beijing on July 3, 2019; and US President Joe Biden speaking at the White House in Washington, DC, on May 17, 2021. - Chinese President Xi Jinping had a "candid, in-depth" discussion with US counterpart Joe Biden during their first call in seven months, state media reported Friday. The leaders of the world's two biggest economies "conducted candid, in-depth and extensive strategic communication and exchanges on China-US relations and issues of mutual concern", state broadcaster CCTV said. (Photos by NICOLAS ASFOURI and Nicholas Kamm / AFP) NICOLAS ASFOURI NICHOLAS KAMM
El presidente chino Xi Jinping (izq.) y su homólogo estadounidense Joe Biden. (NICOLAS ASFOURI NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP)

Washington. El presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, conversó este jueves con su homólogo chino, Xi Jinping, por primera vez en siete meses, con la intención de garantizar que la “competencia” entre ambas potencias no se convierta en un “conflicto”, informó la Casa Blanca.

Durante la llamada, Biden transmitió el mensaje de que Estados Unidos quiere “que la dinámica siga siendo competitiva y que no haya ninguna situación en el futuro en la que se produzca un conflicto involuntario”, comunicó a periodistas un alto funcionario del gobierno.

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