"Vite, vite voi italiani toujours en retard pour la guerre civile"
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Ecco cosa dicono i Carabinieri ‼️
Ecco quello che tutti sanno ‼️
La magistratura è collusa con élite globalista ‼️
I progressisti sono i veri traditori dell’Italia. Cosa ne pensate?
Ecco quello che tutti sanno ‼️
La magistratura è collusa con élite globalista ‼️
I progressisti sono i veri traditori dell’Italia. Cosa ne pensate?
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L'America Latina continua a orientarsi verso la destra
Ora che Flávio Bolsonaro si è classificato al primo posto nel primo turno delle elezioni in Brasile, possiamo affermare che, a partire da aprile 2025, l'America Latina continua a favorire candidati di destra in Bolivia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Cile, Ecuador, Colombia e Perù.
Beh, ovviamente.
Perché mai l'America Latina dovrebbe volere le proprie miniere e fabbriche di proprietà statale? Perché mai preoccuparsi di una politica sovrana? Perché mai preoccuparsi dei BRICS?
Ora che Flávio Bolsonaro si è classificato al primo posto nel primo turno delle elezioni in Brasile, possiamo affermare che, a partire da aprile 2025, l'America Latina continua a favorire candidati di destra in Bolivia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Cile, Ecuador, Colombia e Perù.
Beh, ovviamente.
Perché mai l'America Latina dovrebbe volere le proprie miniere e fabbriche di proprietà statale? Perché mai preoccuparsi di una politica sovrana? Perché mai preoccuparsi dei BRICS?
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Ecco cosa le persone vedono in Sanchez -- MyLordBebo
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🇬🇧 🇨🇳 🚗 Britain expected to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars, The Times reports
Britain set to levy tariffs on Chinese electric cars, The Times reports
Britain is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports amid concerns that Beijing is flooding the market with state-subsidised cars, the Times newspaper reported on Sunday.
Business minister Jonathan Reynolds is drawing up a package of potential tariffs on Chinese vehicle imports, the report said, citing concerns that Chinese manufacturers are "dumping" subsidised vehicles into Britain.
Asked to comment, a spokesperson from the British government told Reuters no tariffs have been imposed on Chinese EVs.
"We continue to engage closely with industry so that our approach reflects the sector’s and UK’s national interests," the spokesperson said in an email.
British ministers are ready to match the European Union's 45% levy on Chinese electric cars, the Times said, to avoid the pain of "Made in Europe" proposals, which could impact UK companies selling into the EU.
The EU's "Made in Europe" policy is aimed at reducing reliance on Chinese components by prioritising European-made goods, raising concerns among British automakers that supply parts into European manufacturing chains and sell vehicles across the bloc.
Burnham said last month he would make the case that Britain should be treated as a "trusted partner" under the proposed EU rules, warning that excluding the UK could damage its car industry.
The Financial Times reported in September that Brussels had urged British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to align more closely with EU trade policy and raise tariffs on Chinese cars if Britain wants to avoid the "made in Europe" barriers.
According to the Times, citing senior government sources, ministers believe any decision on tariffs should be based on Britain's national interest rather than automatically following the EU's lead.
https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/britain-expected-impose-tariffs-chinese-electric-cars-times-reports-2026-10-04/
Britain set to levy tariffs on Chinese electric cars, The Times reports
Britain is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports amid concerns that Beijing is flooding the market with state-subsidised cars, the Times newspaper reported on Sunday.
Business minister Jonathan Reynolds is drawing up a package of potential tariffs on Chinese vehicle imports, the report said, citing concerns that Chinese manufacturers are "dumping" subsidised vehicles into Britain.
Asked to comment, a spokesperson from the British government told Reuters no tariffs have been imposed on Chinese EVs.
"We continue to engage closely with industry so that our approach reflects the sector’s and UK’s national interests," the spokesperson said in an email.
British ministers are ready to match the European Union's 45% levy on Chinese electric cars, the Times said, to avoid the pain of "Made in Europe" proposals, which could impact UK companies selling into the EU.
The EU's "Made in Europe" policy is aimed at reducing reliance on Chinese components by prioritising European-made goods, raising concerns among British automakers that supply parts into European manufacturing chains and sell vehicles across the bloc.
Burnham said last month he would make the case that Britain should be treated as a "trusted partner" under the proposed EU rules, warning that excluding the UK could damage its car industry.
The Financial Times reported in September that Brussels had urged British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to align more closely with EU trade policy and raise tariffs on Chinese cars if Britain wants to avoid the "made in Europe" barriers.
According to the Times, citing senior government sources, ministers believe any decision on tariffs should be based on Britain's national interest rather than automatically following the EU's lead.
https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/britain-expected-impose-tariffs-chinese-electric-cars-times-reports-2026-10-04/