Política

EE. UU. debe reparar sus propia democracia para contener a China, dice asesor de Biden

Jake Sullivan dio a conocer la estrategia contra la superpotencia rival

(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 24, 2020 Nominated National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan participates as US President-elect Joe Biden speaks during a cabinet announcement event in Wilmington, Delaware. - President Joe Biden will impose costs on China but also work to repair democracy at home in a bid to win the emerging rivalry between the world's top two economies, a top aide said January 29, 2021.
Jake Sullivan, the national security advisor, said that the new administration's strategy included renewing alliances and robust investment in technology to ensure the United States retains a critical edge. (Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 24, 2020 Nominated National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan participates as US President-elect Joe Biden speaks during a cabinet announcement event in Wilmington, Delaware. - President Joe Biden will impose costs on China but also work to repair democracy at home in a bid to win the emerging rivalry between the world's top two economies, a top aide said January 29, 2021. Jake Sullivan, the national security advisor, said that the new administration's strategy included renewing alliances and robust investment in technology to ensure the United States retains a critical edge. (Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA / AFP) CHANDAN KHANNA
El asesor de Seguridad Nacional, Jake Sullivan, habló durante un evento en Wilmington, Delaware, el 24 de noviembre del 2020. Foto: AFP (CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP)

Washington. Estados Unidos debe reparar su propia democracia para contrarrestar mejor a China y hacer que “pague las consecuencias” de su comportamiento “beligerante”, dijo este viernes un asesor cercano de Joe Biden al describir su estrategia contra la superpotencia rival.

Jake Sullivan, asesor de seguridad nacional del nuevo presidente, confirmó la firmeza mostrada hasta ahora por el gobierno estadounidense, evocando incluso en ciertos aspectos una “continuidad” con la política de Donald Trump.

‌
‌

‌

‌
‌

‌

‌