Estados Unidos mantiene relaciones diplomáticas formales con la mayoría de las naciones, entre ellas todos los miembros de las Naciones Unidas y los estados observadores, excepto Bután , Irán , Corea del Norte y Siria , y el Territorio de Palestina, país observador de las Naciones Unidas. Además, Estados Unidos mantiene relaciones diplomáticas con Kosovo y la Unión Europea .
Lista de países con los que los Estados Unidos de América mantienen relaciones diplomáticas: [2]
Relaciones bilaterales
América del Norte y del Sur
caribe
Europa
Las relaciones de Estados Unidos con Europa del Este están influidas por el legado de la Guerra Fría . Desde el colapso de la Unión Soviética , los antiguos estados del bloque comunista en Europa han realizado una transición gradual hacia la democracia y el capitalismo. Muchos también se han unido a la Unión Europea y la OTAN , fortaleciendo los lazos económicos con el resto del mundo occidental y obteniendo la protección militar de los Estados Unidos a través del Tratado del Atlántico Norte .
Muchos países de la Asociación de Naciones del Sudeste Asiático (ASEAN) son socios importantes para Estados Unidos tanto en aspectos económicos como geoestratégicos. La importancia geoestratégica de la ASEAN se deriva de muchos factores, entre ellos: la ubicación estratégica de los países miembros, la gran proporción del comercio mundial que pasa por las aguas regionales y las alianzas y asociaciones que Estados Unidos comparte con los estados miembros de la ASEAN. En julio de 2009, Estados Unidos firmó el Tratado de Amistad y Cooperación de la ASEAN, que establece principios rectores destinados a generar confianza entre sus signatarios con el objetivo de mantener la paz y la estabilidad regionales. [245] Los flujos comerciales son sólidos y están aumentando entre Estados Unidos y la región de la ASEAN.
Afganistán (Desde 2021, la Embajada de Estados Unidos opera desde Qatar . También hay una Sección de Intereses de Estados Unidos en la Embajada de Qatar en Kabul). [192] [191]
Andorra (el embajador de Estados Unidos en España también está acreditado en Andorra; el cónsul general de Estados Unidos en Barcelona es responsable de las relaciones diarias) [291]
Antigua y Barbuda (la embajada y los consulados de Estados Unidos para Antigua y Barbuda se encuentran en Barbados)
Comoras (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Madagascar también está acreditado en Comoras.) [292]
Dominica (la embajada y los consulados de Estados Unidos en Dominica se encuentran en Barbados)
Granada (la embajada y los consulados de los EE. UU. en Granada se encuentran en Barbados)
Guinea-Bissau (El contacto se realiza en la embajada de Estados Unidos en Senegal, y también hay presencia de Estados Unidos en Guinea-Bissau a través de una Oficina de Enlace en Bissau y un puesto de presencia virtual en línea; actualmente no hay consulados de Guinea-Bissau para Estados Unidos, a excepción de una misión permanente ante la ONU en Nueva York)
Irán ( inactivo , la Sección de Intereses de EE.UU. en la Embajada de Suiza actúa como una embajada de facto . Desde diciembre de 2011, EE.UU. también mantiene una embajada virtual en línea).
Kiribati (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Fiji también está acreditado en Kiribati.) [293]
Liechtenstein (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Suiza también está acreditado en Liechtenstein.) [294]
Maldivas (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Sri Lanka también está acreditado en Maldivas). [295]
Mónaco (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Francia también está acreditado en Mónaco; el cónsul general de Estados Unidos en Marsella es responsable de las relaciones diarias.) [296]
Nauru (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Fiji también está acreditado en Nauru). [297]
Corea del Norte (El contacto se realiza a través del gobierno de Suecia a través de su embajada en Pyongyang)
San Cristóbal y Nieves (la embajada y los consulados de Estados Unidos para San Cristóbal y Nieves se encuentran en Barbados)
Santa Lucía (la embajada y los consulados de Estados Unidos para Santa Lucía se encuentran en Barbados)
San Vicente y las Granadinas (la embajada y los consulados de Estados Unidos para San Vicente y las Granadinas se encuentran en Barbados)
Samoa (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Nueva Zelanda también está acreditado en Samoa.) [298]
San Marino (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Italia también está acreditado en San Marino; el cónsul general de Estados Unidos en Florencia es responsable de las relaciones diarias.) [299]
Santo Tomé y Príncipe (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Gabón también está acreditado ante Santo Tomé y Príncipe). [300]
Seychelles (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Mauricio también está acreditado en Seychelles). [301]
Tonga (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Fiji también está acreditado en Tonga.) [302]
Tuvalu (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Fiji también está acreditado en Tuvalu). [303]
Vanuatu (el embajador de Estados Unidos en Papúa Nueva Guinea también está acreditado en Vanuatu). [304]
Otros: Palestina (Estado observador de la ONU; Estados Unidos no reconoce al Estado de Palestina. Anteriormente, Estados Unidos estaba representado por un consulado en Jerusalén acreditado ante la Autoridad Palestina, que se fusionó con su embajada de Jerusalén en Israel)
Países parcialmente reconocidos que sólo tienen relaciones informales con Estados Unidos
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Further reading
Phillips, Tom (August 14, 2024). "Nicolás Maduro's refusal to quit raises a troubling question for Venezuela: what next?". the Guardian. Retrieved August 16, 2024.
External links
Guide to Countries, Office of the Historian, US Department of State