The Spanish government is showing increasing interest in strengthening ties with China, amid the instability generated by the trade war initiated by Donald Trump.
The White House is concerned about the Spanish government's strategy of aligning the EU more closely with Beijing.
The US remains one of Spain's main partners, making the daring Spanish approach towards China striking.
The European Commission seeks to maintain negotiations with Washington and has only decided to tax certain products from April 15.
The instability created by the trade war has an unprecedented impact on the global economy.
The investors' confidence index has reached its worst level since the pandemic.
Conclusion: In an environment of uncertainty and volatility, the Spanish government should act responsibly, aligning with the interests and strategy of the EU, rather than seeking to be a priority partner of China.