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EU delays vote on U.S. trade deal until Feb. 4 amid Trump's Greenland comments and tariff threats.
The European Parliament has delayed voting on restarting the EU-U.S. trade deal, pushing the decision to February 4, after U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks about acquiring Greenland and threats of tariffs sparked concern.
Lawmakers remain divided, with some urging caution over a secret agreement with Trump and NATO, while others support moving forward to stabilize trade.
The deal, initially signed in July, faces scrutiny for being uneven, with the EU expected to remove most tariffs while the U.S. maintains a 15% average rate.
Final approval would require months of negotiation and risks further U.S. tariffs if delayed.
La UE retrasa la votación sobre el acuerdo comercial de Estados Unidos hasta el 4 de febrero en medio de los comentarios de Trump sobre Groenlandia y las amenazas de aranceles.