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Negociaciones para tratar de salvar acuerdo nuclear iraní se reanudan en Viena

Países apuntan a implementar un ‘retorno mutuo’ de Washington y Teherán al acuerdo, defendido por el actual presidente estadounidense Joe Biden.

Deputy Secretary General of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Enrique Mora leaves the Coburg Palace, venue of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) meeting that aims at reviving the Iran nuclear deal, in Vienna on February 8, 2022. - After months of stalemate, progress has been made in recent weeks to revive the 2015 agreement that was supposed to prevent Iran from acquiring an atomic bomb, a goal it has always denied pursuing. (Photo by ALEX HALADA / AFP)
Deputy Secretary General of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Enrique Mora leaves the Coburg Palace, venue of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) meeting that aims at reviving the Iran nuclear deal, in Vienna on February 8, 2022. - After months of stalemate, progress has been made in recent weeks to revive the 2015 agreement that was supposed to prevent Iran from acquiring an atomic bomb, a goal it has always denied pursuing. (Photo by ALEX HALADA / AFP) ALEX HALADA

Viena. Las conversaciones sobre el acuerdo nuclear iraní se reanudaron discretamente este martes en Viena, con la esperanza de los países occidentales de llegar a un acuerdo en las próximas semanas.

Las distintas delegaciones volvieron de nuevo a la capital austriaca para celebrar una serie de reuniones en el Palacio Coburgo, el hotel de lujo donde tienen lugar las discusiones entre Irán y las restantes partes del acuerdo (Alemania, China, Francia, Reino Unido y Rusia).

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