During President Trump's first administration and subsequently under former President Biden, the Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei was banned, sanctioned and charged with various allegations including espionage, racketeering and conspiracy to steal American trade secrets. Huawei has denied this and other allegations against it.

The firm has been charged with violating U.S. sanctions by working with North Korea and Iran. Despite this and other accusations, Huawei is increasing its presence and power in Mexico, the largest U.S. trading partner.

Just a few days ago, the European Parliament denounced a major infiltration of Huawei’s lobbyists into one of the most important centers of political power in the region. Authorities reported cases of bribery and corruption involving the communist technological giant.

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