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U.S. accuses Peru and 40 other countries of helping China evade Trump tariffs

The United States has accused Peru and more than 40 other countries of helping China circumvent tariffs imposed by President Trump.

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The accusation could create diplomatic tensions and lead to additional trade restrictions affecting multiple countries.

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  1. EE . UU . acusa a Perú y otros 40 países de ayudar a China a eludir aranceles de Trump | MUNDO ↗gestion.pe · Recorded source date: Aug 17, 2026, 4:15 PM UTC

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