El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, hizo escala en Japón durante su viaje por Asia, donde se reunió con el emperador del país. Durante el viaje también está prevista una reunión con Xi Jinping, de China. Trump dijo que cree que "vamos a tener un buen acuerdo con China" tras meses de tensiones comerciales.

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President Trump started his Asia trip with a visit to Tokyo, where he was welcomed at the Imperial Palace. He then traveled to Malaysia, participating in cultural events and overseeing the signing of several agreements, including a peace deal between Cambodia and Thailand.

A major focus of the trip was ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and China. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant reported a breakthrough in talks, with both countries stepping back from recent threats. There was also mention of an agreement to transfer TikTok's US operations to new ownership, limiting Chinese access to American data.

Trump aterriza en Japón para un viaje de alto nivel a Asia

La primera parada del presidente Trump aquí en Tokio fue el Palacio Imperial, donde se fue recibido por el Emperador. Trump tuvo una bienvenida digna de la realeza en Kuala Lumpur e incluso se unió a los bailarines malayos que actuaron para él en la pista. En Malasia el presidente hizo una de las cosas que más le gustan, firmar acuerdos. Bueno esto es muy emocionante. Incluyendo un nuevo acuerdo de paz entre Camboya y Tailandia que Trump ayudó a negociar. Me gustaría que sonrieras. Pero hay un acuerdo que el todo el mundo está mirando, un acuerdo comercial entre las dos mayores economías Estados Unidos y China. Creo que tendremos un buen acuerdo con China y ellos quieren llegar a un acuerdo y nosotros también. El presidente Trump y China Xi Jinping llevan meses intercambiando amenazas. China dejó de comprar soja estadounidense y se comprometió a bloquear las ventas de minerales de tierras raras que son cruciales para fabricación de alta tecnología. Trump, a su vez, prometió imponer un arancel adicional del 100 aranceles sobre las importaciones chinas a partir del próximo mes. Creo que eso es efectivamente fuera de la mesa. El Secretario del Tesoro Scott Besant dijo que avance justo este fin de semana en las conversaciones con su homólogo chino y dijo ambas partes retiraron esas amenazas perjudiciales. Los agricultores de soja van a estar muy contentos con este acuerdo para este año y para los próximos años. Besant dice que Trump y Xi podrían finalizar ese acuerdo cuando se sienten en Corea del Sur a finales de esta semana y Besant dijo que también consiguió la firma china en un acuerdo para transferir las operaciones de EE.UU. de TikTok a nuevos propietarios por lo que China no tenga tanto acceso a los datos de los americanos.

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