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The U.S. is using non-trade issues like national security and crime to justify tariffs on China, marking a shift from free trade to protectionism.
The U.S. has shifted from its historical free trade stance, imposing tariffs and using non-trade issues like national security and crime allegations in negotiations with China, despite promoting open markets globally.
This move reflects a broader pivot from neoliberalism to protectionism, with concerns over companies like Huawei and TikTok, and claims of money laundering and fentanyl trafficking, being raised in trade talks—issues better handled by law enforcement.
Critics argue these demands mask underlying protectionist motives.
China is urged to address the claims transparently to counter disinformation and uphold its credibility in global trade discussions.
Estados Unidos está utilizando temas no comerciales como la seguridad nacional y el crimen para justificar los aranceles a China, marcando un cambio del libre comercio al proteccionismo.