Retiro de EEUU del acuerdo de París es un retroceso al multilateralismo: ministro de Ambiente de Ecuador

El ministro del Ambiente de Ecuador, Tarcisio Granizo, lamentó la decisión del gobierno de Estados Unidos de retirarse del Acuerdo de París sobre el cambio climático lo que, a su criterio, aísla a ese país del concierto internacional y significa un retroceso al multilateralismo necesario para enfrentar el tema que tiene connotaciones planetarias.

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