/ Monday, August 1, 2022China may be "positioning" for a military show of force near Taiwan ahead of an eventual visit to the island by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the White House said on Monday.China "appears to be positioning itself to potentially go one step further in the coming days," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters.This "could include military provocations such as firing missiles into the Taiwan Strait or around Taiwan," he said, or "large-scale aerial entries" into the air defense zone of Taiwan, an island claimed by Beijing.World Nancy Pelosi begins tour of Asia"Beijing's actions could have unintended consequences that only serve to increase tension," she stressed. Meanwhile, our actions are not threatening.The Secretary of State of the United States, Antony Blinken, assured this Monday that he does not know if the president of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, will finally visit Taiwan, but he asked the Chinese government to act "responsibly" and not raise the tension if that trip occurs.Blinken, speaking to journalists at the United Nations headquarters, stressed that the decision corresponds solely to the leader of Congress, which is an "independent branch" of the Government, although he recalled that there are many precedents of similar visits by US legislators. ."So if (...) he decides to go and China tries to create some kind of crisis or raise tensions, that would be Beijing's fault," said the head of US diplomacy, who trusted that the Chinese authorities "act with responsibility".The Speaker of the House of Representatives started a tour of Asia on Monday in Singapore, marked by the question of whether it will include a controversial visit to Taiwan.Pelosi will be in Singapore until Tuesday before traveling to Malaysia, South Korea and Japan, but her office has refused to confirm for security reasons whether she, as rumored, will also travel to Taiwan.Pelosi's would be the first visit to Taiwan by a US House Speaker since 1997, when Republican Newt Gingrich traveled to the island.The Chinese government has made it clear that it perceives the trip as a threat, and the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhao Lijian, warned that the Asian giant "will respond firmly" to what it considers a provocation, and that the US will have to " assume all the consequences" arising from the possible visit.China may be "positioning" for a military show of force near Taiwan ahead of an eventual visit to the island by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the White House said on Monday.China "appears to be positioning itself to potentially go one step further in the coming days," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters.This "could include military provocations such as firing missiles into the Taiwan Strait or around Taiwan," he said, or "large-scale aerial entries" into the air defense zone of Taiwan, an island claimed by Beijing.World Nancy Pelosi begins tour of Asia"Beijing's actions could have unintended consequences that only serve to increase tension," she stressed. Meanwhile, our actions are not threatening.The Secretary of State of the United States, Antony Blinken, assured this Monday that he does not know if the president of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, will finally visit Taiwan, but he asked the Chinese government to act "responsibly" and not raise the tension if that trip occurs.Blinken, speaking to journalists at the United Nations headquarters, stressed that the decision corresponds solely to the leader of Congress, which is an "independent branch" of the Government, although he recalled that there are many precedents of similar visits by US legislators. ."So if (...) he decides to go and China tries to create some kind of crisis or raise tensions, that would be Beijing's fault," said the head of US diplomacy, who trusted that the Chinese authorities "act with responsibility".The Speaker of the House of Representatives started a tour of Asia on Monday in Singapore, marked by the question of whether it will include a controversial visit to Taiwan.Pelosi will be in Singapore until Tuesday before traveling to Malaysia, South Korea and Japan, but her office has refused to confirm for security reasons whether she, as rumored, will also travel to Taiwan.Pelosi's would be the first visit to Taiwan by a US House Speaker since 1997, when Republican Newt Gingrich traveled to the island.The Chinese government has made it clear that it perceives the trip as a threat, and the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhao Lijian, warned that the Asian giant "will respond firmly" to what it considers a provocation, and that the US will have to " assume all the consequences" arising from the possible visit.According to Moody's report, the prospect of more frequent droughts puts at risk the plan for greater hydroelectric generation by the CFEJust last week, the SHCP estimated that the website would be operational in mid-August, due to the delivery times of technical components and maintenance.The INE provides that those living in Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles and Montreal can vote through the Consulates in Mexico in those countriesThe former mayor currently worked as a rancher and farmerAccording to Moody's report, the prospect of more frequent droughts puts at risk the plan for greater hydroelectric generation by the CFEJohn Kirby, a spokesman for the US National Security Council, said the Chinese military could launch missiles around Taiwan or carry out large-scale air raids.The INE provides that those living in Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles and Montreal can vote through the Consulates in Mexico in those countriesLast week, the corresponding requests were made to the federal authorities to receive support in the investigations that are carried out to clarify the death of RaquelThe study used data from the 2020 Population and Housing Census and the Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition, a methodology that allows knowing wage disparities