El pacto con Groenlandia y el encuentro entre Delcy Rodríguez y Trump trastocan la agenda de la Asamblea General de la ONU
Unos 130 mandatarios hablarán la próxima semana en Nueva York ante un organismo atascado en la búsqueda de su nuevo líder
The story of the year 2025 echoes the events of the past, as Donald Trump again shattered the United Nations General Assembly in 2025 with a speech attacking multilateralism. He declared that the fight against climate change is "the biggest scam in the world" and that "many countries" (without specifying) "are going to hell" due to chaotic immigration.
As the annual gathering of 130 world leaders commences in New York on Tuesday, the U.S. president has already disrupted the agenda with two late announcements on Friday: a pact with Denmark and Greenland, reducing the risk of confrontation between NATO allies, and a meeting with Venezuela's president, Delcy Rodríguez, signaling a new thaw (or submission) between Caracas and Washington.
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