Síntesis informativa - 19 de junio 2020
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Seizing the Presidency to Suit His Own Needs
In a new book, John R. Bolton portrays Donald Trump as a president who sees his office as an instrument to advance his own personal and political interests over those of the nation.
The Biggest Obstacle to China Policy: President Trump
WASHINGTON — As national security officials and some trade advisers in the Trump administration tried crafting get-tough-on-China policies to address what they viewed as America’s greatest foreign policy challenge, they ran into opposition from an unexpected quarter.
Millions observe Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S.
Millions of Americans will observe Juneteenth like never before on Friday as the holiday, which is traditionally celebrated by African-Americans to mark the end of slavery in the country, has been propelled into the national spotlight.
Rising Seas Threaten an American Institution: The 30-Year Mortgage
Climate change is starting to transform the classic home loan, a fixture of the American experience and financial system that dates back generations. Home buyers are increasingly using mortgages that make it easier for them to stop making their monthly payments and walk away from the loan if the home floods or becomes unsellable or unlivable.
Will India Side With the West Against China? A Test Is at Hand
The United States and its allies have long wanted India’s help in confronting China. Now, a deadly border clash seems likely to push India in that direction.
China Indicts 2 Canadians on Spying Charges, Escalating Dispute
Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were detained in 2018 amid heightening tensions between Canada and China.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/19/world/asia/china-canada-kovrig-spavor.html
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RUSSIA TODAY
Police op underway in Dijon, France after days of street skirmishes between Chechen and Maghreb gangs
French police are conducting an operation in the city of Dijon, which has seen several nights of gang violence in the past week.
https://www.rt.com/viral/492324-france-raid-dijon-gangs/
WATCH: Russian fighter jets escort pair of US B-52H Air Force strategic bombers in Far East
Moscow has dispatched several jets to monitor US bombers flying near Russia’s Far Eastern borders, just days after a similar encounter took place in the Baltic Sea.
https://www.rt.com/russia/492328-russian-jets-monitoring-okhotsk/
Turkey ready to work ‘together with Italy’ for peace in Libya
Turkey will work alongside Italy to achieve peace and a viable political process in Libya, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday at a news conference in Ankara, with his Italian counterpart Luigi Di Maio. Cavusoglu also said Turkey wants to work with Italy on meeting Libya’s energy needs, including electricity.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/492360-turkey-italy-libya-cavusoglu/
UN nuclear watchdog’s board calls on Iran ‘to stop denying access’ to 2 suspected old sites – diplomats
The UN nuclear watchdog’s 35-nation Board of Governors passed a resolution on Friday calling on Iran to stop denying the agency access to two suspected former sites, Reuters quoted diplomats attending the meeting as saying.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/492330-un-nuclear-iran-sites/
‘Not realistic or wise’: Beijing responds to Trump’s new threat to decouple from China
Beijing said on Friday that any decision by the United States to arbitrarily decouple from China would not be realistic or wise. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made the remarks in response to renewed threats by US President Donald Trump to cut ties with Beijing.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/492326-china-trump-threat-decouple/
S. Korean president accepts resignation of unification minister amid Pyongyang tensions
South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday accepted the resignation of his point man on Pyongyang. Kim Yeon-chul had asked to quit after North Korea destroyed a liaison office while ramping up its pressure against Seoul amid stalled nuclear negotiations with the US.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/492314-korea-resignation-unification-minister/
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THE GUARDIAN
Trump again threatens to cut China ties after US official ruled it out
The conflicting stances emerged as Washington questioned China’s credibility on accurately reporting the new Covid-19 cluster in Beijing.
Trump wrote on social media that the US “certainly does maintain a policy option, under various conditions, of a complete decoupling from China. Thank you!”.
Trump said he was responding to comments by his trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, who has been at the forefront of trade negotiations with Beijing.
Trump battles to halt memoir as Bolton calls president 'not fit for office'
Bolton, meanwhile, continued to step up pressure on his former employer, describing Trump as not “fit for office”, and not having “the competence to carry out the job”.
He made the comments in an interview with ABC News, the full version of which will be aired on Sunday. In an excerpt screened on Thursday, Bolton said Trump was a “stunningly uninformed” man whose ignorance could be easily manipulated by foreign adversaries.
“He was so focused on the re-election that longer-term considerations fell by the wayside,” Bolton said.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/18/john-bolton-book-trump-interview-not-fit-for-office
Cyber-attack Australia: sophisticated attacks from ‘state-based actor’, PM says
Scott Morrison disclosed the far-reaching attacks at a media conference in Canberra on Friday, while his defence minister declared that malicious cyber activity was “increasing in frequency, scale, in sophistication and in its impact”.
The government is not saying which country it believes to be responsible, except to say it is “a state-based actor, with very significant capabilities”.
The prime minister declined to respond to a specific question about whether it was China, after months of tensions in its relationship with Australia, but security experts later said they believed it, Russia and North Korea were the only countries that fell within Morrison’s description.
US supreme court rejects Trump's bid to end Daca program
The US supreme court has rejected Donald Trump’s bid to end the program that made it possible for undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children to live and work in the US without fear of deportation.
More than 652,800 people, including doctors fighting the coronavirus, were waiting on the decision about the program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, commonly known by its acronym Daca.
Daca allowed young people, known as Dreamers, who were raised without legal immigration status in the US, to obtain renewable, two-year authorizations to live and work in America. It did not provide a path to citizenship.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/18/daca-supreme-court-decision-trump-dreamers
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AL JAZEERA
China's top legislators draft details of Hong Kong security law
China's top legislative body has begun drafting a national security law for Hong Kong that critics say will undermine the semi-autonomous territory's legal and political institutions.
The bill was submitted to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Thursday, and covers four categories of crimes: succession, subversion of state power, local terrorist activities and collaborating with foreign or external foreign forces to endanger national security, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
China releases Indian soldiers days after Ladakh clash: Reports
China has released 10 Indian army soldiers, including at least two senior officers, it seized in a high-altitude border clash in the Himalayas which left at least 20 Indian soldiers dead, media reports said.
The release follows several rounds of talks between the two sides in a bid to ease tensions after the battle on Monday, in which scores of troops from the two sides fought with nail-studded batons and hurled rocks at each other in the disputed Galwan Valley.
Trump renews threat to cut China ties day after high-level talks
US President Donald Trump on Thursday renewed his threat to cut ties with China, a day after the countries two top diplomats held talks and his trade representative said he did not consider decoupling the economies of the United States and China a viable option.
The top US diplomat for East Asia described US-China relations as "tense" after their first high-level face-to-face diplomatic talks in months, although he said Beijing did recommit to the first part of a trade deal reached this year and that the coming weeks would show if there had been progress.
Australia says it is target of cyberattack by 'state actor'
The Australian government and other organisations are being targeted by a "sophisticated state-based cyber-actor", Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday.
Morrison, speaking to the media in Canberra, would not name the state.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/06/australia-target-cyberattack-state-actor-200618235349416.html
US has hit agreed troop-cut target of 8,600 in Afghanistan
The United States has reduced its troop presence in Afghanistan to 8,600, fulfilling its obligation as part of a February deal with the Taliban, the general who oversees American forces in that region said on Thursday.
Marine General Frank McKenzie gave no indication of when, or at what pace, US forces would be further reduced. He noted that the February deal requires the US to fully withdraw its forces by next May, but he called that an "aspirational" commitment that would depend on certain actions by the Taliban.
Otros Medios
Irán lanza con éxito nueva generación de misiles de crucero (Al Mayadeen)
Irán disparó con éxito este jueves una nueva generación de misiles de crucero de largo y corto alcance de fabricación nacional durante ejercicios militares.
Durante los entrenamientos de la Fuerza Naval del Ejército de la República Islámica de Irán, los misiles de crucero de largo alcance han logrado destruir los objetivos proyectados a 280 kilómetros de distancia.
Turkey gets comfortable in northern Syria (Al Monitor)
Turkey continues to entrench itself militarily in northern Syria and all signs indicate that it is preparing to remain in parts of the region that it controls for the long haul. Ankara is setting up local governments and the institutional infrastructure overseen by Turkish military and civilian officials.
According to local sources, Ankara has deployed more than 10,000 troops to the region and sent over 7,000 military trucks and armored vehicles including tanks in Idlib province since February. The ongoing deployment includes state-of-the-art air defense systems.
Meanwhile, Russia is shoring up the Syrian military with modern fighter jets and other military hardware.
Israel's annexation plans stoke fears of fresh Gaza conflict (Middle East Eye)
The prospect that Israel will annex areas of the occupied West Bank has stoked fears across the region of impending unrest, with Jordan's king going so far as to warn of "massive conflict".
Though eyes will naturally be drawn to the West Bank, where Israel has identified illegal settlements and the Jordan Valley as areas it could unilaterally claim as its own, fears of escalation with the besieged Gaza Strip are becoming more profound.
Canada approves sale of drone optics to Turkey despite arms embargo (Middle East Eye)
Canada has decided to approve the sales of sophisticated military drone optics to Turkey, which has been under a Canadian arms embargo since October 2019 following Ankara's military incursion into Syria, Middle East Eye can reveal.
In April, Canada extended its arms sales ban to Turkey without giving any explanations, even though other allies, such as the United States, ended similar bans against Ankara months ago.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/canada-turkey-drone-optics-sale-arms-embargo
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GLOBAL TIMES
Efforts to derail MPIA inconsistent with WTO principles: MOFCOM
The persistent efforts by certain member countries to derail the Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement (MPIA) at the WTO are not supported by WTO rules and are detrimental for the multilateral trade system, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday
Gao said that China will continue to work with other countries participating in the MPIA in the hope that the new interim mechanism can be implemented.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1192129.shtml
HK people must understand they’ve become a pawn: Mahbubani
Global Times reporters Yu Jincui and Bai Yunyi solicited the insights of Kishore Mahbubani, distinguished fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
the Washington expected that "US power and hegemony could readily mold China to United States' liking." In short, the US expected China to become like the US, a liberal democracy. The US is disappointed that this expectation (even if misplaced) didn't happen. In addition, the Western psyche has long had a fear of the "yellow peril." As a result of such structural forces, there is bipartisan support in the US for the current US policy of launching a contest against China.
This US-China geopolitical contest will continue after November, regardless of who wins. Nonetheless, there is also no doubt that a Biden administration (if it emerges) will be more courteous toward China. The public insults will cease. Despite this, the US could also become a formidable competitor for China under Biden as his administration will be able to rally more effectively the friends and allies of the US, like the Europeans, who have become disenchanted with the Trump administration.
. The world should encourage the European Union to provide leadership in revitalizing multilateral institutions. They could help to stabilize a world disrupted by the US-China geopolitical contest.
The US needs to develop a new consensus on rebuilding key government institutions to take care of the significant socio-economic problems that the US has built up.
As a result many of the developing economies in the rest of Asia, Africa and Latin America will be drawn to integrate their economies more closely with East Asia.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1192022.shtml
Uygur bill by the US merely a crafted semantic game: think tank report
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act, which accuses China of “human rights violations” in its Xinjiang region. Different institutes and experts in China, including those from the Xinjiang region, as well as residents of Xinjiang have condemned the US interference in China’s domestic affairs.
People need to be warned that the US government is good at using linguistic strategies to bring China's Xinjiang issues to a perceived state of historical nihilism. It can be said that the introduction of the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act in the United States is more like a carefully crafted semantic game, according to the report.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1192179.shtml
Southeast Asia aware of China’s win-win approach and US strategic goals
The Center for Strategic and International Studies, a US think tank, recently published a survey of strategic elites in Southeast Asia and the Pacific on their views over, "the future of the Indo-Pacific from a Southeast Asia perspective." One of its founding ideas is that, "China is seen as holding slightly more political power and influence than the US in Southeast Asia today and considerably more power relative to the US in 10 years."
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1192038.shtml
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LE MONDE
Deux Canadiens détenus en Chine sont inculpés pour espionnage
Michael Kovrig et Michael Spavor ont été arrêtés en 2018 et semblent détenus en guise de représailles contre la détention au Canada de la directrice financière du groupe Huawei.
Brice Pedroletti
L’inculpation des deux Canadiens après un an et demi d’incertitude sur leur sort, dont douze mois sans qu’ils n’aient accès à aucun avocat, survient deux semaines après que la Cour suprême de la province de Colombie-Britannique a jugé que la demande d’extradition américaine de Mme Meng était recevable. Mme Meng avait été libérée sous caution et vit depuis deux ans dans une luxueuse propriété de Vancouver, en attente de son extradition.
Nouvelle passe d’armes entre l’Allemagne et la Russie dans l’affaire du Géorgien tué à Berlin
Selon le parquet fédéral allemand, c’est la Russie qui a donné l’ordre de liquider l’opposant à l’Etat central russe, Tornike Kavtarachvili. Le gouvernement d’Angela Merkel songe à durcir les sanctions contre Moscou.
Thomas Wieder y Nicolas Ruisseau
L’accusation a donné lieu à une passe d’armes diplomatique entre l’Allemagne et la Russie. En déplacement à Vienne, le ministre allemand des affaires étrangères, Heiko Maas, a qualifié l’affaire d’« extraordinairement grave », invité l’ambassadeur de Russie en Allemagne à une « rencontre », et précisé que son gouvernement « se réserv[ait] le droit de prendre de nouvelles mesures » contre Moscou. Convoqué en fin de journée au ministère des affaires étrangères, à Berlin, l’ambassadeur Sergueï Netchaïev a qualifié d’« infondées » les accusations du parquet de Karlsruhe, ajoutant que la Russie n’hésiterait pas à riposter si l’Allemagne engageait de nouvelles sanctions à son encontre.
Le Kenya élu face à Djibouti au Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU pour 2021-2022
Nairobi a obtenu 129 votes et Djibouti 62. Sur les 193 membres des Nations unies, 191 ont déposé un bulletin valide dans l’urne.
Mercredi, l’Assemblée générale de l’ONU avait élu dès le premier tour l’Inde, le Mexique, la Norvège et l’Irlande pour les quatre autres sièges du Conseil qui étaient à pourvoir. Le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU compte quinze membres, dont cinq permanents et dix non permanents renouvelés par moitié tous les ans.
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DEUTSCHE WELLE
US sees over 400 attacks on press freedom in under a month – but why?
Those incidents include arrests by police, assaults by police and protesters, the targeting of protesters with projectiles, stealing of equipment and a range of different attacks which we are documenting and making available on the US Press Freedom Tracker website .
I wouldn't say so much they're weak and so it's easier to attack them. I think it's more about the lack of trust in the media, the lack of knowing anyone in the media.
And now we see, wrapped up in the coronavirus, people and the public are giving them a greater pass to crack down and control information when it's framed as about health. Then you top this with the images of police brutality against journalists, not to mention the protesters they were covering. It is really a dangerous combination of the decline in leadership and the fact is there's no one else waiting in the wings to pick up this mantle. So journalists are in grave danger around the world because of this.
https://m.dw.com/en/us-sees-over-400-attacks-on-press-freedom-in-under-a-month-but-why/a-53855022
Complete decoupling' from China remains an 'option,' says Trump
US President Donald Trump on Thursday renewed his threat to end commercial ties with China as tensions between the world's two largest economies intensify over trade.
https://m.dw.com/en/complete-decoupling-from-china-remains-an-option-says-trump/a-53866003
China charges two Canadians with spying
Ex-diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor were arrested for alleged espionage in 2018 after Canada detained a Huawei executive. They stand accused of "leaking state secrets."
https://m.dw.com/en/china-charges-two-canadians-with-spying/a-53866214
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BLOOMBERG
China to Accelerate U.S. Farm Purchases After Hawaii Talks
Pandemic Internet Aid Is Ending, But Digital Divide Remains
With stimulus measures stalled in Congress, the industry’s pledges to keep financially struggling families online are about to expire.
The Pandemic Is Exacerbating America’s Systemic Food Inequality
JPMorgan Says Bitcoin Crash Survival Shows It Has Staying Power
Oil Rigs Are Disappearing From Africa at a Record Pace
SoftBank Will Invest in 14 Companies Run by Diverse Founders
The company is putting money behind each company in its accelerator for startups run by underrepresented minorities.
Microsoft Says Antitrust Bodies Need to Review Apple App Store
Google Attacked by Publishers for Refusing to Pay for News
Zoom to Offer All Users Full Encryption, Bending to Pressure
Chinese E-Commerce Giant JD.com Climbs 6% in Hong Kong Debut
Juneteenth Observed by Companies; Statues Targeted: Protest Wrap
Europe, U.S. Win Vote Rebuking Iran Over Nuclear Inspections
Iran Nuclear Row Escalates as China Warns of Dire Consequences
Nigerian Central Bank to Support Farmers With $1.1 Billion Loan
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
U.S. Sanctions Firms, Tankers It Accuses of Exporting Venezuelan Oil
Treasury Department alleges operations were part of effort by Maduro regime to siphon state resources into personal accounts
Facebook Removes Trump Campaign Ads for Violating Policy on Use of Hate Symbol
Some campaign content had included an inverted red triangle, a symbol that was used by the Nazis
Inside the Aviation Industry’s Toughest Battle Yet: Getting Back in the Skies
Travel bans, quarantines and other restrictions have brought travel through hubs like Heathrow Airport to a standstill
T-Mobile and AT&T Are Cutting Thousands of Jobs
T-Mobile cuts jobs faster than initially planned after Sprint merger; AT&T informs union of more layoffs in telecom unit
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PÁGINA 12
Pugna global por la vacuna del coronavirus
¿Quién se quedará con el tesoro de la patente de la vacuna contra la covid-19 ?. Una auténtica batalla científica, diplomática y financiera entre Estados y grupos farmacéuticos se está desplegando en el telón de la búsqueda de la vacuna que pondrá termino a la pandemia que infectó a millones de personas en el mundo y mato a otros miles y miles de seres humanos. Cuatro actores mundiales ocupan el primer plano: Estados Unidos y su estrategia ultranacionalista, China, para quien la vacuna sería una sólida victoria diplomática, la Unión Europea -- un jugador que ingresó con mucho atraso en esta batalla global-- y la industria farmacéutica.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/273134-pugna-global-por-la-vacuna-del-coronavirus
Renunció en Brasil el ministro de Educación que pidió encarcelar a los jueces de la Corte
El ministro de Educación de Brasil, Abraham Weintraub, presentó su renuncia en medio de investigaciones judiciales que lo comprometen y luego de haber dicho en una reunión de gabinete que todos los miembros de la Corte Suprema deberían terminar presos. Weintraub había participado el domingo de una manifestación en la que un grupo de bolsonaristas defendió el cierre del Congreso y el Tribunal Supremo, hecho que incluso le valió una multa de 2 mil reales por no llevar barbijo. A través de un video en el cual aparece al lado del presidente Jair Bolsonaro , Weintraub anunció que ahora ocupará un cargo del gobierno en el Banco Mundial. Su renuncia significa un nuevo golpe para el presidente Jair Bolsonaro, quien se encuentra sumergido en una grave crisis política que enfrenta el líder ultraderechista por sus constantes enfrentamientos con los poderes legislativo y judicial.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/273189-renuncio-en-brasil-el-ministro-de-educacion-que-pidio-encarc
Detuvieron a un expolicía amigo de Jair Bolsonaro acusado de desviar dinero público
Desde Brasilia.Cayó Fabricio Queiroz, el presunto parapolicial amigo de Jair Bolsonaro, considerado uno de los "cajeros" de la familia presidencial. Lo detuvieron en la mañana de este jueves en Atibaia, interior de San Pablo, donde estaba escondido desde hace un año. Le fueron incautados documentos y dos celulares.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/273078-detuvieron-a-un-expolicia-amigo-de-jair-bolsonaro-acusado-de
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EL TIEMPO
Iván Duque respalda a Donald Trump en nombramiento del BID
Mientras que en la región hay sorpresa por la decisión de Estados Unidos de nombrar a un candidato a la presidencia del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID), por primera vez en sus 60 años de historia, en Colombia el respaldo, por parte del gobierno del presidente Iván Duque, es indiscutible.
Pompeo rechaza las ‘mentiras del traidor’ Bolton, exasesor de Trump
El jefe de la diplomacia estadounidense, Mike Pompeo, calificó de "traidor" el jueves a John Bolton, exasesor de seguridad nacional, quien está a punto de publicar un libro explosivo sobre su tiempo como miembro de la administración de Donald Trump, quien trató de vetar la obra.
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LA JORNADA
El tren maya y el racismo velado
En respuesta al artículo “¿Nos robará el tren el paraíso?”, de la profesora e investigadora del INAH Paloma Escalante Gonzalbo y publicado en La Jornada el pasado jueves 18, en el cual nos menciona, le pedimos la publicación del siguiente texto en que respondemos a algunas aseveraciones de la mencionada autora. De antemano gracias por las consideraciones que le merezcan la presente.
El paraíso robado
El pasado jueves 18 de junio leímos con mucho pesar en estas páginas el artículo “¿Nos robará el tren el paraíso?”, de la Sra. Paloma Escalante Gonzalbo, profesora e investigadora del INAH con posgrado en antropología social por la ENAH. Dicho escrito nos sorprendió no sólo por el candor y la ingenuidad que muestra la autora cuando se refiere al mal llamado “Tren Maya”, sino por su velado racismo con el que apela al paternalismo gubernamental de siempre para la solución de los problemas de los pueblos indígenas de la Península de Yucatán.
Por la Asamblea de Defensores del Territorio Maya, Múuch’ Xíinbal
https://www.jornada.com.mx/ultimas/politica/2020/06/18/carta-a-la-jornada-4974.html
Llaman a impugnar decreto sobre militares en tareas de seguridad
Ciudad de México. Diversas organizaciones civiles, académicos y activistas a título personas llamaron al Congreso de la Unión a impugnar el Acuerdo por el que se dispone de la Fuerza Armada permanente para llevar a cabo tareas de seguridad pública, por considerar que no cumple con varios requisitos legales y “normaliza la militarización” de la vida pública del país.
De la Fuente: firme apoyo del país a OMS
Ciudad de México. La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) debe ser apoyada y fortalecida, porque más allá de limitaciones y algunos errores que pudiera haber tenido en el manejo de la pandemia del Covid-19, es nuestra mejor opción, advirtió el embajador de México ante la Organización de Naciones Unidas (ONU), Juan Ramón de la Fuente.
Alista SE últimos detalles antes de la entrada del T-MEC
Ciudad de México. La Secretaría de Economía (SE) alista los últimos detalles para la entrada en vigor del Tratado México, Estados Unidos y Canadá (T-MEC), el próximo 1 de julio, dijo su titular Graciela Márquez.
Suprema Corte de EU falla a favor de DACA; inesperado golpe a Trump
Nueva York. En una inesperada derrota contra Donald Trump, la Suprema Corte de Estados Unidos falló en contra de su cancelación del Programa de Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA, por sus siglas en inglés), el cual protege de la deportación a casi 700 mil inmigrantes indocumentados que llegaron como menores de edad provocando festejos por activistas jóvenes conocidos como Dreamers y otros defensores de derechos de los inmigrantes como tambien una furiosa respuesta del presidente.
Trump amenaza con “cortar todos los puentes” con China
Washington. Estados Unidos maneja la opción de "cortar todos los puentes" con China, afirmó este jueves el presidente Donald Trump. "Estados Unidos por supuesto mantiene una opción política, bajo diversas condiciones, para cortar todos los puentes con China", dijo el mandatario estadunidense en Twitter, en momentos en que ambas potencias atraviesan fuertes tensiones.
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