Starmer condena la “errónea” amenaza arancelaria de Trump y la idea de una guerra comercial
Associated Press
LONDRES (AP) — El primer ministro británico, Keir Starmer, afirmó el lunes que la amenaza de Donald Trump de imponer aranceles a los aliados por Groenlandia es “completamente errónea” y que una guerra comercial no interesa a nadie.
Starmer expresó que Reino Unido apoya el “derecho fundamental” de Groenlandia y Dinamarca a decidir el futuro de la isla ártica.
Starmer, quien ha trabajado para forjar una relación sólida con Trump, manifestó que la relación entre el Reino Unido y Estados Unidos es vital y “estamos decididos a mantener esa relación fuerte, constructiva y enfocada en resultados”. Sin embargo, señaló que eso no significa fingir que no existen diferencias.
En una conferencia de prensa en Londres, comentó que “ser pragmático no significa ser pasivo y la asociación no implica abandonar principios”.
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Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.
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