El sorprendente desarrollo económico de África y por qué cada vez depende menos de las ayudas

BBC Mundo Economic ImpactNews ReportES 9 min read 100% complete by Juan Francisco AlonsoMarch 20, 2026 at 04:30 AM

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Tras el cierre de USAID por Donald Trump en 2025, se pronosticó una crisis humanitaria en África debido a la pérdida de ayuda económica. Sin embargo, en 2025 y 2026, el continente experimentó un crecimiento económico inesperado. Según el FMI, 11 de las 15 economías de más rápido crecimiento en 2026 estarán en África. Landry Signé, del Foro Económico Mundial, destaca la resiliencia de los países africanos ante la reducción de la ayuda estadounidense. Signé, profesor de la Universidad de Arizona, investigó las economías africanas tras las políticas de Trump y explica cómo lograron evitar la crisis.

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US was the main donor with $80 billion in 2024 for projects against hunger, poverty and disease.

statistic — BBC News Mundo100% confidence

11 of the 15 fastest-growing economies in the world in 2026 will be in Africa.

statistic — Landry Signé (FMI projections)90% confidence

Trump's decision to close USAID was a blow to many countries.

factual — BBC News Mundo90% confidence

Recuts could provoke 14 million premature deaths in Africa by 2030.

prediction — The Lancet (group of 15 experts)80% confidence

Many African countries have shown surprising resilience.

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World Economic Forum 40% University of Arizona 40% Brookings Institution ×250% The Lancet 50% World Health Organization (WHO) 50% International Monetary Fund (IMF) 60% Landry Signé ×370% United States ×270% United States Agency for International Development (USAID) 70% Donald Trump ×280% Africa ×590%

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áfrica 100% desarrollo económico 90% ayuda internacional 80% crecimiento económico 70% economías africanas 60% donald trump 50% fondo monetario internacional 50% usaid 40% pobreza 40%

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Africa

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