China prepara fichas de negociación para cumbre Trump-Xi: fuentes

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Varias fuentes anónimas indican que departamentos del gobierno chino están investigando posibles demandas del líder estadounidense y formulando posibles concesiones para una cumbre Trump-Xi. China no ha anunciado formalmente la visita de Trump, pero su Ministerio de Exteriores ha declarado que ambos países han estado en comunicación sobre el viaje.

Varias fuentes, hablando bajo condición de anonimato, dijeron que diversos departamentos del gobierno chino habían recibido instrucciones para investigar y evaluar las posibles demandas del líder estadounidense y proponer posibles concesiones que Pekín podría poner sobre la mesa. Esta preparación es para una posible cumbre entre Donald Trump y Xi Jinping.

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