Washington, United States.
In the oval office of the White House, President Sean Martin Collins was reviewing some papers regarding the trade agreements that the United States had recently signed with the People’s Republic of China. He had literally fought a real battle with the chinese president for his intention to raise export tariffs on US products, especially cars, which was affecting local businessmen and unleashing unfair competition. When he arrived at the White House, his main objective and electoral promise was to review the trade agreements and treaties signed between both nations to try to improve the ailing US economy, and he was doing that when the intercom located to his right rang.
“Yes?” He asked, without even touching the device, the communication had been activated
