US-EU tariff agreement viewed by Sumar as a 'yield' to European self-rule
In a press conference held at Sumar's headquarters, Lara Hernández, the federal coordinator of Sumar, voiced her opposition to the recently reached tariff agreement between the United States and the European Union.
Hernández argued that the agreement acts against European sovereignty and independence, as it establishes a 15% tariff on European products. She believes this tariff makes Europe dependent on polluting energy and US industries.
Moreover, Hernández expressed her disapproval of any form of blackmail by the United States, and described the agreement as a "surrender" to US President Donald Trump. She called for an international policy based on "democratic values and human rights".
However, Hernández did not comment on the additional investments and energy/arms purchases committed by the EU as part of the agreement. Furthermore, she did not address the article's mention of the two-state solution for Israel and Palestine at the UN on Monday, nor did she make any statements related to the Tour or Spain's potential wins in unspecified competitions, as made by Iván Romeo and Paula Martín, respectively.
Despite extensive searches, no sources were found that explicitly stated Lara Hernández's stance on the tariff agreement. To determine her position more accurately, further specific sources or statements from Hernández would be required.
Government officials, specifically Lara Hernández, the federal coordinator of Sumar, have been vocal in their criticism of the recent tariff agreement between the United States and the European Union, citing it as a threat to European sovereignty and independence in the realm of policy-and-legislation and politics. In the same context, Hernández advocates for international cooperation based on democratic values and human rights, rather than coercive tactics that undermine these principles.
