💣La HISTORIA INTERNA detrás del escándalo Huawei en Canadá

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Huawei, una de las empresas más poderosas de China.
Cada vez que fue noticia en los medios, la multinacional tecnológica china estuvo vinculada a casos de corrupción, sobornos y hasta de espionaje, en distintas partes del mundo en los que opera.
Recientemente, aparecieron detalles precisos de cómo el régimen chino castigó a Canadá por arrestar a Meng Wanzhou, la ex directora financiera de Huawei acusada por Estados Unidos de fraude bancario a HSBC Holdings Plc en Irán, en 2018.
Huawei is one of the most powerful companies in China but every time it made the news
e media the Chinese technology multinational was linked to corruption cases
Soviet and even espionage activities in various parts of the world where they operate
Recently precise details emerged about how the Chinese regime punished Canada
o arrest Meng Wanzhou the former chief financial officer of Huawei accused by the United States
Bank fraud ring linked to HSBC Holdings in Iran in 2018
But let's look at the information
After the arrest of Meng daughter of Huawei's billionaire founder Ren Zhengfei the Party
Chinese Communist in retaliation against Canada detained two Canadians
former diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor
On December 10 2020 Canadian businessman Michael Spavor was detained at the airport
He was taken to the northeast of China to be questioned by
PSC agents who prevented him from boarding the flight
That same day former diplomat Michael Kovrig was forcibly taken
into a van while walking on the street and was also arrested
Returning to Meng Wanzhou the billionaire has been seeking since the moment of her arres
The way to avoid the U S extradition request
through an argument known as dual criminality
This would mean that their behavior was not illegal in Canada as there are no
Canadian sanctions against Iran but their request was not accepted by Canadian prosecutors
They argued that Meng's bank
fraud is considered a serious federal crime in the country
From that moment on the PSC denied any possibility of releasing the Canadian
prisoners if Meng's extradition process to the United States continued
While Meng was under house arrest in a house in Vancouver facing charges
To the North Shore mountains valued at 4.2 million dollars the Canadian prisoners
They were crowded in unsanitary conditions in Chinese prisons with little food
In 2019 Trudeau and other Canadian diplomats tried to meet with Xi Jinping to talk
Regarding the release of the men in question but everything boiled down to releasing Meng
Finally in 2020 when FBI agents arrested five academic researchers
Conversations resumed mostly regarding accusations of lying on visa applications
Secret exchange agreements with the Chinese regime
In that context the U S Department of Justice proposed to officials
Chinese officials accepted the federal prosecutors' offer that suggested
Meng admit to the irregularities committed at HSBC in 2003 in Iran
At that moment a new lawyer for Meng accepted the proposal via
email and issued a statement to the U S Department of Justice
To close the case Canada invoked section 23 paragraph 3 of the extradition law
which allowed the Canadian government to end Meng's detention and thus forced the
After three years of ultra-secret negotiations
the most tense prisoner exchange in history took place
But this was not the only controversial case that exposed
Huawei as an entity linked to corruption and espionage
There is even more than you can imagine
In October it was revealed that two Chinese intelligence prosecutors bribed an agent
American officials obtained privileged information about a
criminal case against the Chinese telecommunications company Huawei
Apparently Chinese intelligence officers Guo Chunhi and Zheng Wang tried
steal the strategy notes the prosecution files the witness lists and other confidential evidence
From the office of a U S prosecutor
Chinese agents paid approximately 61 000 dollars in bribes to an alleged
A U S government official who was
actually a undercover FBI agent
Merrick Garland the U S Attorney General said that China quoted verbatim sought to
interfere with the rights and freedoms of people in the United States and undermine
e judicial system
On the other hand Garland recalled two other cases in which Chinese intelligence agents
arassed Chinese dissidents within the United States and explained that the Chinese regime also
Press the American academics to work for them
Additionally the prosecutor announced another charge revealed in New Jersey involving three officers
Chinese intelligence officers accused of acting as illegal
agents between 2008 and 2018 at an academic institution
The complaint alleges that the three Chinese intelligence agents attempted to illegally send
American technology to China and even intervened in
protests in the United States for political purposes
Since 2020 several congress members and former president Donald Trump have presented evidence
To the Department of Justice to demonstrate that Huawei is a tool
of organized crime dedicated to conspiracy and information theft
Similarly U S officials and agents have warned about the national security
threats that the company Huawei represents including human espionage and
cybernetic to steal intellectual property military and commercial
secrets to the point of influencing the country's politics
The new reports and allegations that have just come to light confirm that Huawei is
A tool of the PSC without limits that through corruption coercion
and espionage achieves its major goal of serving the Chinese regime
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