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\u65b0\u95fb\u6765\u6e90\uff1a<\/b>www.bloomberg.com
\u539f\u6587\u5730\u5740\uff1a<\/b>Spain Breaks EU Ranks With Sudden Call to Drop China EV Tariffs<\/a><\/font>
\u65b0\u95fb\u65e5\u671f\uff1a<\/b>2024-09-11<\/p>\n

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The European Union should re-examine its plan to impose additional tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, Spanish Prime Minister said during a visit to the Asian nation, underlining simmering EU divisions over the trade measure. \u201cI have to be blunt and frank with you that we need to reconsider \u2014 all of us, not only member states but also the Commission \u2014 our position towards this movement,\u201d Sanchez told reporters Wednesday in Kunshan, China, following a four-day in which he met with President . The Spanish premier\u2019s comments raise the prospect that national leaders could try to muster enough support to block the European Commission\u2019s effort to impose drastic restrictions on Chinese EV imports. Such a move would represent a dramatic reversal for EU trade chiefs in Brussels and their supporters like French President , who have been calling for urgent action to prevent European manufacturers being overwhelmed by state-subsidized competition from China.If a qualified majority of member states \u2014 15 countries representing at least 65% of the EU\u2019s population \u2014 doesn\u2019t block the measures in a binding vote, the European Commission will publish a final regulation on the tariffs by Oct. 30. The duties would then remain in effect for five years.China and the EU have been locked in a trade dispute after Brussels decided to increase , which will be imposed in November, on Chinese-made electric vehicles, saying that Chinese companies unfairly benefit from state subsidies and are flooding Europe with excess production. In response, Beijing launched anti-dumping investigations into EU exports of brandy, dairy and . The EU plans to hit SAIC Motor Corp., Volvo Car AB parent Geely and BYD Co. with duties of 36.3%, 19.3% and 17%, respectively, on top of the 10% tariff that exporters from China are already subject to. Tesla Inc. would face an additional rate of just below 8%, plus the base duty. Spain, as Europe\u2019s largest pork exporter, is particularly affected by the possibility of a trade war. The country is also the EU\u2019s second largest car-manufacturer and is seeking to attract investments from China to develop its EV industry \u2014 part of the reason behind Sanchez\u2019s visit. \u201cWe don\u2019t need another war, in this case a trade war,\u201d Sanchez said. \u201cI think we need to build bridges between the European Union and China, and from Spain what we will do is to be constructive and to try to find a solution, a compromise, between China and the European Commission.\u201dChina has had a long-held strategy of taking advantage of divisions within the EU to advance its own interests. A trip to France by Xi in May for talks and a day of bonhomie with Macron \u2014 whose country has been a key supporter of the EV probe \u2014 was seen as an effort to sew division within the bloc.China\u2019s goal is to convince enough European countries that the tariffs are a bad idea so they will oppose or water down the final levies. The hope is that the threat of retaliation generates enough pain in those countries to pressure their governments to persuade the EU to back down.In their meeting on Monday, Xi told Sanchez he\u2019d like to see ties strengthen, particularly in high-tech and new energy developments, while also signaling his frustration with the EU push-back on Chinese firms. Read More: \u201cWe hope Spain will continue to provide a fair, just, safe and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies investing and operating in Spain,\u201d Xi said, according to a readout from the official Xinhua News Agency.Sanchez, whose government granted asylum to Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, said he didn\u2019t discuss that issue with Xi, who has long backed current Venezuela President . Gonzalez fled after Venezuelan authorities declared Maduro the winner of elections in July, cracked down on opponents and ordered the opposition leader\u2019s arrest. Xi was among the first leaders to congratulate Maduro on his reelection, while several European and Latin American nations, as well as the US, have said Gonzalez won the most votes. Sanchez reiterated that his government wants Venezuela to publish detailed results from Venezuela\u2019s polling stations and has refused to recognize Maduro as the winner of last month\u2019s election. <\/p>\n

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