US threatens to stop sharing intelligence with Spain if it opens to Huawei

The US warns Spain about opening its 5G networks to Chinese manufacturers such as Huawei and ZTE: "The sharing of security and intelligence data would be jeopardized," said Robert L. Strayer, US deputy secretary of state responsible for cyber and international communications and information policy. The warning, in a round table in which THE WORLD participated, arrives from the US Embassy in Madrid, a day after knowing that the Donald Trump Administration contemplates measures in response to the approval of the decree law for the imposition of the so-called rate Google.

Stayer, who this weekend has participated in the international security conference held in Munich and has spoken in the same direction in Lisbon, on a tour with public authorities and private companies.

"We will not share information with countries that have components of companies such as Huawei or ZTE in their telecommunications networks," Strayer said.

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