Trump acusa China de invasão cibernética em massa e abre crise na democracia americana

US President Donald Trump has placed digital security at the center of the global geopolitical debate by formally accusing China of carrying out a massive cyberattack to interfere in the 2020 elections. The White House leader demanded an immediate FBI investigation and reignited diplomatic tensions with Beijing. In an exclusive interview, Luiz Alberto de Farias, professor of communications and arts at the University of São Paulo (ECA-USP), highlighted that the strategic discourse aims to divert public attention from the president's current fragile political landscape, facing a 60% disapproval rating and only 35% approval on the eve of the midterm elections scheduled for November. In the professor's analysis, Trump's rhetoric that "without trust there is no greatness" functions as a lesson in anti-diplomacy whose real objective is the construction of a useful enemy to justify institutional tension. By questioning the fairness of an electoral process that took place 6 years ago, the president weakens the historical concept of American democracy in the year that the country celebrates the milestone of 250 years of its independence. 🚨Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive all our content! Follow Times Brasil - Exclusive CNBC Licensee on social media: @otimesbrasil 📌 WHERE TO WATCH THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS CHANNEL IN BRAZIL: 🔷 Channel 562 ClaroTV+ | Channel 562 Sky | Channel 592 Vivo | Channel 187 Oi | Regional operators 🔷 OPEN SIGNAL TV: satellite dishes channel 562 🔷 ONLINE: https://timesbrasil.com.br | YouTube 🔷 FAST Channels: Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, TCL Channels, Pluto TV, Roku, Soul TV, Zapping | New Streaming Services #CNBCInBrazil #BusinessJournalism #CNBCBrazilTeams