¿En qué anda Mike Pompeo después de los hechos de violencia en el Capitolio?

9 enero, 2021

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to reporters during a media briefing at the State Department in Washington, DC, May 6, 2020. - The United States will use all options to free two Americans said to be detained in a failed mercenary attack in Venezuela, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday. "If the Maduro regime decides to hold them, we will use every tool that we have available to try to get them back," Pompeo told reporters. (Photo by KEVIN LAMARQUE / POOL / AFP)

000_1R1416 — US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to reporters during a media briefing at the State Department in Washington, DC, May 6, 2020. - The United States will use all options to free two Americans said to be detained in a failed mercenary attack in Venezuela, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday. "If the Maduro regime decides to hold them, we will use every tool that we have available to try to get them back," Pompeo told reporters. (Photo by KEVIN LAMARQUE / POOL / AFP)

En su cuenta en redes sociales ha defendido a la Administración Trump, con las etiquetas #RealResults (resultados reales) y #EffectiveMultilateralism (multilateralismo efectivo)

El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos (EEUU), Mike Pompeo, se desmarcó de los planteamientos del presidente de ese país, Donald Trump, y de los hechos de violencia registrados esta semana en el Capitolio.

Pero, ¿en qué anda Pompeo?

En su cuenta en redes sociales ha defendido a la Administración Trump, con las etiquetas #RealResults (resultados reales) y #EffectiveMultilateralism (multilateralismo efectivo).

«América primero no significa América sola», aseveró en un tuit.

America First doesn’t mean America alone. The Trump Administration has pushed groundbreaking reforms at multilateral institutions and forged alliances to meet the threats of our time. #RealResults #EffectiveMultilateralism pic.twitter.com/OkzAtPve7r
— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) January 9, 2021

También recordó una de sus intervenciones, en la cual insistió en priorizar resultados y no «retórica vacía» en sitios como Naciones Unidas.

Received a…muted reception from globalists in Brussels when I said we've got to prioritize results, not empty rhetoric, in places like @UN. They were wrong, we were right. pic.twitter.com/OcovJ9kGGh
— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) January 9, 2021

Pompeo reiteró su posición sobre el Acuerdo de París: «Es un fraude. No ayuda al ambiente. Le da un pase al más grande contaminador del mundo (China)».

The Paris Agreement is a fraud. Doesn't help the environment, gives world's biggest polluter (read: China) a pass. Trump Administration will never hoodwink the American people and pretend a bad deal is a good deal. #TruthMatters pic.twitter.com/ZC2clgra4u
— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) January 9, 2021