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[¿Los elementos definitorios no son los que permiten diferenciar algo de otra cosa? ¿Y los constitutivos no son los necesarios para que algo exista?]
Trump to escalate global trade tensions with new reciprocal tariffs on US trading partnersWASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump was poised to impose sweeping new reciprocal tariffs on global trading partners on Wednesday, upending decades of rules-based trade, threatening cost increases and likely drawing retaliation from all sides.Details of Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff plans were still being formulated and closely held ahead of a White House Rose Garden announcement ceremony scheduled for 4 p.m. Eastern Time (2000 GMT).The new duties are due to take effect immediately after Trump announces them, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday, while a separate 25% global tariff on auto imports will take effect on April 3.Trump for weeks has said his reciprocal tariff plans are a move to equalize generally lower U.S. tariff rates with those charged by other countries and counteract their non-tariff barriers that disadvantage U.S. exports. But the format of the duties was unclear amid reports that Trump was considering a 20% universal tariff.A former Trump first-term trade official told Reuters that Trump was more likely to impose comprehensive tariff rates on individual countries at somewhat lower levels.The former official added that the number of countries facing these duties would likely exceed the approximately 15 countries that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had previously said the administration was focused on due to their high trade surpluses with the U.S.Bessent told Republican House of Representatives lawmakers on Tuesday that the reciprocal tariffs represent a "cap" of the highest U.S. tariff level that countries will face and could go down if they meet the administration's demands, according to Republican Representative Kevin Hern.Ryan Majerus, a former Commerce Department official, said that a universal tariff would be easier to implement given a constrained timeline and may generate more revenue, but individual reciprocal tariffs would be more tailored to countries' unfair trade practices."Either way, the impacts of today's announcement will be significant across a wide range of industries," said Majerus, a partner at the King and Spalding law firm.(...)
A lo que comenta Tomasjos del "realineamiento" de España sólo añadir algo.España es por sí misma un país estratégicamente importante. Ya lo era desde la antigua Roma, y desde Colón con una dimensión mayor. Esto lo sabia entre otros Franco, que asuntos varios aparte, nunca rompió las relaciones diplomáticas con Cuba. Por mucho Fidel Castro que hubiese.Carrero Blanco quería un tercerposicionismo al estilo de De Gaulle, pero también sabia que en aquel momento le convenía la alianza con EEUU.En el momento en el que el mundo se vuelve otro, y EEUU se dedica a hacer lo que hace, España no pinta nada como lacaya de EEUU. Y más allá de algunas bravatas sueltas de algunos dirigentes mexicanos culpándonos de lo que pasó con Cortés y Moctezuma, Hispanoamérica quiere mantener lazos con España porque es el puente con Europa.El bloque hispánico tiene números de sobra para ser otro bloque más en un mundo multipolar.
Toda Hispanoamérica juntos a la metrópoli tiene el PIB de Alemania. Con 15 voces. Inviable. Hispanoamérica hoy no es más que una finca rural a explotar.