Up First from NPR China Tariffs, El Salvador President In DC, Meta Antitrust Trial
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Apr 14, 2025 The latest discussions highlight the complexities of U.S.-China tariff relations, with a focus on recent exemptions for electronics. El Salvador's President Bukele meets with Trump, igniting talks about deportee policies amid mixed reactions to his governance. The podcast also dives into the ongoing antitrust case against Meta, exploring its impact on competition and market dynamics. Tune in for insights into these hot-button issues intertwined with international relations and trade tensions.
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Trade War Developments
- The U.S. offered a tariff carve-out for Chinese electronics, but it might be temporary.
- China called it a "small step" but wants all tariffs abolished.
Bukele's Deal
- El Salvador's President, Nayib Bukele, accepted $6 million to imprison U.S. deportees.
- He faces criticism for imprisoning citizens without due process.
Meta Antitrust Case
- The FTC is suing Meta for allegedly monopolizing social media through acquisitions.
- Meta argues the acquisitions were approved and fueled innovation.