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Trump Anunciata que se sale del tratado con Irán.

Trump to announce he will withdraw US from Iran nuclear deal
Tom DiChristopher | @tdichristopher
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CNBC.com
President Donald Trump is widely expected to withdraw the United States from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal during a speech scheduled for 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
Trump faces a deadline on Saturday to either restore or continue suspending sanctions on Iran.
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Kevin Lamarque | Reuters
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President Donald Trump intends to announced he will withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal in a speech scheduled for 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
Congressional leaders were being informed of Trump's decision on Tuesday, NBC News reported. Several other news agencies also reported that Trump will exit the deal.
The landmark agreement lifted sanctions on Iran that crippled its economy and cut its oil exports roughly in half. In exchange for sanctions relief, Iran accepted limits on its nuclear program and allowed international inspectors into its facilities.

Exiting the deal fulfills one of Trump's campaign promises, but threatens to strain U.S. relations with some of its closest allies and disrupt a significant source of the world's oil. It also gives Iran the option of expelling inspectors and resuming nuclear activity it has agreed to suspend.
Trump has long threatened to scrap the accord, the signature foreign policy achievement of the Obama administration. However, he certified that Iran was complying with the agreement throughout his first year in the Oval Office, reportedly under pressure from the moderate wing of his administration.
Still, the president began the process of unraveling the deal in October, when he told Congress the agreement was no longer in the country's national security interest. At that point his administration began to push Congress and European allies to reopen negotiations and revise the accord.
The last time Trump certified Iran's compliance in January, he warned that it would be the last time unless Washington reached a deal with Europe to toughen the terms of the nuclear agreement. That deal has not materialized ahead of the next deadline on May 12.
Trump is now expected to restore sanctions on Iran's oil exports without offering evidence that Iran has violated the nuclear deal. That effectively withdraws the United States from the agreement.

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Trump Withdraws U.S. From Iran Accord

President set to announce pullout from deal aimed at curbing Tehran’s nuclear activity

Michael C. Bender
Updated May 8, 2018 1:56 p.m. ET
President Donald Trump speaking in Cleveland on May 5.
President Donald Trump speaking in Cleveland on May 5. Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press
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Michael C. Bender
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump is set to announce that the U.S. will withdraw from the Iranian nuclear accord, according to a person familiar with the decision, dismantling his predecessor’s signature foreign-policy achievement and bucking the wishes of key allies around the globe.

Mr. Trump is scheduled to formally announce his decision at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the White House. The president has started calling foreign leaders to inform them of his decision, and Vice President Mike Pence was on Capitol Hill on Tuesday explaining the decision to key members of Congress.

Mr. Trump briefed Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R., Tenn.) on Monday night about his decision on Iran, Mr. Corker said. Mr. Pence briefed House Speaker Paul Ryan (R., Wis.).

The president has called the agreement “the worst deal ever” and “a horrible agreement for the United States.” He has backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who charged last week that Iran hadn’t been honest about previous nuclear weapons work, citing what he said was new evidence.

A parade of European leaders has come through Washington in recent weeks to urge Mr. Trump not to abandon the accord. French President Emmanuel Macron late last month warned that doing so would “open Pandora’s box” in the absence of a follow-on plan. German Chancellor Angela Merkel reinforced that message days later on her own visit with Mr. Trump, describing the Iranian nuclear deal as a “building block” and part of a “mosaic” needed to contain Tehran.

On Monday British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson made a last-minute appeal to save the accord, including meetings with Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and an appearance on one of Mr. Trump’s favorite television programs, “Fox & Friends.”

In those discussions Mr. Johnson acknowledged some of Mr. Trump’s criticism of the accord, which limits and monitors Iran’s nuclear activity but doesn’t restrain its ballistic-missile program or its support for regional foes of the U.S. such as Hezbollah and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

“We need to find a way of fixing that and the president has been right to call attention to it,” Mr. Johnson said on Fox. “But you can’t do that without just throwing the baby out with the bath water.”

—Byron Tau contributed to this article.

Write to Michael C. Bender at Mike.Bender@wsj.com

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