Yordenis Ugás on Trump's tariffs: "If this goes wrong, he will be the only one to blame."

The renowned Cuban boxer Yordenis Ugás has sparked controversy with his recent comments on social media, in which he addressed the trade policies of the Trump administration, particularly regarding the tariffs imposed on Chinese products.

According to Ugás, these tariffs, which could reach as high as 104% on some products, represent an unprecedented trade war, and he expressed particular concern about their impact on traders.

Through a post on his Facebook account, he expressed his concern about the economic implications of these policies, stating that if things go wrong, President Donald Trump will be solely responsible for the outcomes.

"This is your idea, your vision; if this goes wrong, he will be the only one to blame," he pointed out.

Yordenis recalled that the American people elected Trump with the promise of implementing these policies, but emphasized that the effects of his decisions, which could lead to a global economic crisis, are in his hands.

"This Trump, for better or for worse, is not the same as during his first term. In this second term, he has all the power granted to him by the Republican Party," he noted.

The boxer also acknowledged that no one can predict with certainty what will happen in the future.

"These decisions will dictate the economy not only of the United States but of the world," wrote Ugás, reflecting on the impact of tariffs and the uncertainty they generate globally.

In a comments section, Ugás also made it clear that he is not affiliated with any politician, criticized immigration policies that affect workers, and defended the actions of judges who block policies deemed unjust.

He also expressed his disagreement with a third term for Trump. "Two terms, which total eight years, are more than enough," he emphasized.

In May of last year, the Cuban boxer came to Trump’s defense after the verdict was announced declaring him guilty of 34 charges.

The boxer stated that the legal proceedings against the then-presidential candidate were politicized and that the outcome was breaking the country’s history.

"Donald Trump is going to win an easy election in November. They have turned him into a victim because most people believe this is a process that has been politicized," he emphasized then.

This is not Ugás's first controversial comment regarding U.S. politics.

In February, he also stirred up controversy with his statements about Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State of the United States, who, according to Ugás, could be "uncomfortable" in his new role due to the tensions between his principles and the demands of the position.

Ugás's words reflect his concern about the political decisions that are shaping not only the future of the United States but also that of many nations, especially those affected by the policies of the Trump administration.

As the debate over tariffs and trade policies continues, many are wondering whether the consequences of these decisions will alter the global economic landscape in an irreversible way.

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