China has categorically rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's allegations of Chinese interference in American elections, labeling them a 'complete falsehood' Source: eldiado, elnacionalve, infobae. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated that Beijing has 'no interest' and has 'never interfered' in U.S. elections, urging Washington to stop using China as a campaign issue Source: elnacionalve.
Trump, in a primetime address from the White House, claimed intelligence showed Chinese attempts to influence the 2020 election, including fabricating documents to facilitate illegal votes Source: infobae. However, the cited documents reportedly contain unverified accusations and internal assessments questioning source reliability, and U.S. security agencies had previously concluded that foreign actors did not alter election outcomes Source: eldiado.
Lin Jian dismissed Trump's statements as 'pure invention' and a 'malicious slander campaign' Source: elnacionalve. He questioned Washington's record of interfering in other nations' internal affairs, asking rhetorically who routinely engages in indiscriminate surveillance worldwide Source: eldiado. The spokesperson avoided commenting on whether the accusations would affect President Xi Jinping's planned visit to the U.S. in late September Source: infobae.
“Lin señaló que las afirmaciones de Trump son «pura invención» y «una campaña de difamación malintencionada», así como que cualquier supuesto indicio o prueba que las avale es una «completa falsedad».”
“Lin Jian, portavoz de la Cancillería china, declaró en una rueda de prensa que Pekín 'no tiene ningún interés ni ha interferido nunca en las elecciones de Estados Unidos'”
“Trump señaló una supuesta interferencia de China en las elecciones de su país en un mensaje emitido este jueves en horario estelar desde la Casa Blanca.”
Trump also used the speech to attack mail-in voting and link illegal immigration to electoral security, pressing Congress to pass voting restrictions before the midterm elections in November Source: infobae. The exchange underscores heightened tensions between the two nations ahead of Xi's visit.