The president of the United States, Donald TrumpHe said again during a press conference at the White House in the afternoon of Friday (27) that the tariffs will rise to countries that take advantage of the US.
The Republican also said hope that Spain will begin to join the commitment of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) About increasing defense spending in the coming years.
Trump reiterated that there is “a lot of money by giving thanks to tariffs” as well as reallocating companies and investments in the US.
The Republican argued that this is considered in the approval of his “great and beautiful” tax project. Addressing criticism of the project, Trump said he intends to leave the medical and medical programs “stronger, unlike Democrats, who want to destroy them.”
Still on economics, the president said he does not look at the bitcoin As an investor, but it focused on “creating and strengthening the cryptocurrency industry” in the US. Trump said that among the benefits of Bitcoin is the relief of pressure on the dollar.
Trump also stressed his role as a global mediator of “peace”, mentioning the conflict in the Middle East, the tensions between India and Pakistan and other wars in progress in Africa. He highlighted the end of the conflict between Congo and Rwanda, stating that he will sign a treaty with both countries.
About India and Pakistan, the president said he had threatened to commercially isolate both countries.
“It could have been a nuclear conflict, but I told them that we would cancel all commercial agreements and would not do business in the US if they entered conflict. Both countries have good leaders who agreed with us,” he said.
Regarding domestic tensions with the intensification of protests against immigration, Trump commented only on the management of California governor Gavin Newson.
“They don’t have a governor there. I don’t know what would have happened if we hadn’t come up with the National Guard,” he said, adding that he had the right to use “greater military force” to control the situation.
