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Oregon 3rd Congressional District Primary Election Results 2024 – The New York Times

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Donald Trump Jr’s new anti-Biden book misplaces apostrophe in title – The Guardian

Donald Trump Jr appears to have forgotten one of the cardinal rules of the apostrophe: it comes after the “s” when the possessive noun is plural.

The American president’s son’s forthcoming book, Liberal Privilege, is subtitled “Joe Biden and the Democrat’s Defense of the Indefensible”. Unless Trump Jr is referring to only one Democrat, then the apostrophe needs to shift one place to the right to make the title grammatically correct.

Detail from trailed cover art for Liberal Privilege.

The book is out in August. Trump Jr said on Twitter that he had been working on it “during the last few months of quarantine”, and that he was “blown away by what Biden has gotten away with”.

“Libs,” he added, are “already triggered” by the book.

But Trump Jr was careful to share only a small portion of the book’s cover on Twitter, after Axios broke the news about the title, and he was mocked for the grammar error. His previous book, Triggered, was a New York Times No 1 bestseller, but sales were reported to have been boosted by bulk orders from the Republican National Committee.

According to Axios, Trump Jr is self-publishing the new book as “a shot across the bow” to traditional publishers, and “partnered” on it with the Trump Victory Finance Committee’s chief of staff, Sergio Gor.

His girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, an ex-Fox News television personality who is a senior fundraiser for Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, will read the audiobook, and also helped him work on it. Guilfoyle tested positive for the coronavirus last week.

“That’s how we came up with the idea for her to do the audiobook,” Trump Jr told Axios. “We would take turns reading the chapters out loud for flow … Love in a time of Covid.”

Biden’s national press secretary, TJ Ducklo, told Axios that Liberal Privilege was “the latest in a series of desperate and pathetic attempts to distract from the president’s historic bungling of the coronavirus response”.

“Is there anything more on brand than Donald Trump Jr trying to cash in on a book filled with disgusting lies and smears about Joe Biden?” Ducklo added.

Source Article from https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/jul/13/donald-trump-jrs-new-anti-biden-book-misplaces-apostrophe-in-title

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If Trump can’t get ‘the wall,’ give border agents ‘more wall’ – Washington Examiner

Talking about “the wall” is now like banging your head against one. President Trump did a fantastic job selling the idea to the public, but the debate on controlling our jungle-like immigration system has shifted and now he needs to adjust. Otherwise, the border will be no more secure when he leaves the White House than when he arrived.

That means he needs to stop yelling about “the wall,” where Democrats are completely uncompromising and screaming “racism” for entirely political reasons. He needs to start talking about “more wall,” which all the border patrol agents I spoke to in Texas (mostly Latinos, by the way) are asking for.

There is no “the wall” that will ever get built — not least because Trump has never explained what it would look like or where it would go. But more importantly, there is already “wall” in place. We just need more of it, and depending on where it goes, it’s going to look different.

In the Rio Grande Valley sector at the southern border of Texas, more people are illegally crossing into the U.S. than anywhere else. There are sections of wall there — 25 feet of concrete and steel — that work to slow down or stop aliens, aiding in their apprehension by agents.

A portion of the border barrier in the Rio Grande Valley sector of the Texas southern border.

When I went there two weeks ago, they said they want more of that wall to fill in gaps where it hasn’t been built. They also want more money for cameras and additional agents.

This has nothing to do with Trump. The pieces of wall that are there now were recommended by the border patrol in the 1990s and were built in 2008.

But Trump on Saturday, after caving on the government shutdown, tweeted again about a “a powerful Wall” necessary to keep illegals at bay.

Okay, maybe? But if Democrats are simply going to call that “racist” and never say yes to building it, force them instead to say no to what the border patrol wants.

If they do, then we can once and for all drop the lie that Democrats are “for border security.”

Border agents aren’t asking for “a powerful Wall.” They’re asking for more of what they already have, which Democrats said yes to in the past. Some in the conservative media aren’t helping by making dumb demands about “the wall,” insisting we replicate the barrier Israel has up around Gaza. Yes, Israel has a “wall” there, but guess what: It’s 40 miles long on mostly flat desert. You can’t build that over the 1,000 miles of canyons, mountains, and forest that make up our border with Mexico.

Trump moved the country in the right direction on immigration. His repeated “We either have a country, or we don’t” argument in favor of border control was essential to his victory and should go down as one of the great political lines of all time.

But he dragged his feet on fixing the problem when he had Republicans controlling both houses of Congress. Now he has to deal with Democrats who, if unwilling to build “the wall,” should at least be forced on the record to opposing what the Border Patrol wants: “more wall.”

Source Article from https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/if-trump-cant-get-the-wall-give-border-agents-more-wall

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Judge dismisses Trump’s case challenging Mar-a-Lago document seizure after appeals court ends special master review – CNBC

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Prices, weak demand drive down agribusiness exports – Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA)

São Paulo – Brazilian agribusiness exports declined in September and year-to-date in 2014. According to figures released last Wednesday (8th) by the Ministry of Agriculture, US$ 8.29 billion worth of agribusiness products were shipped abroad in September, down 7.4% from September last year. Year-to-date through September, sales amounted to US$ 75.9 billion, down 2.7% from the comparable period in 2013.

Press Release/Embrapa

Maize plantation: no crop failure in sight

The Rural Economy professor at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Eugênio Stefanello, told ANBA that the main reasons for the lower export revenues and the trend of declining volumes are weak international demand and falling prices for the main commodities. Although the United States economy is recovering from the crisis, other countries which are major importers of Brazilian agribusiness products are growing at lower rates. Cases in point include the European Union, China and Japan.

“Commodities prices will be lower this year than in 2013 and will tend to remain flat in 2015, because a mild global recovery is expected. Prices may stay level or be lower, and as a consequence, we may see a scenario where exports will increase in volume decrease in value,” the economist said.

According to Chicago Stock Exchange figures cited by the economist, a bushel of maize (equivalent to 25.4 kilograms) sold for US$ 6.90 in 2012, US$ 5.63 in 2013, US$ 4.67 in the first half of this year and from US$ 3.20 to US$ 4.50 in September. The price of a bushel of soy (equivalent to 27.2 kilograms) dropped from US$ 14.63 in 2012 to US$ 14.14 in the first half of this year, and between US$ 11,00 and US$ 9.50 in September. According to Stefanello, crop failures are not expected in any the major commodities. He said the reason prices are dropping is precisely the fact that supply is rebounding.

Middle East

The Middle East countries are also buying less this year than they did in 2013. According to Agriculture Ministry figures, exports to the Middle East fetched US$ 5.2 billion from January to September 2014, down 12.2% from the comparable period in 2013. Regarding Brazil’s leading Arab destinations, sales are down 15.7% to Saudi Arabia and 8.6% to the United Arab Emirates. In turn, Egypt’s purchases from Brazil were up 5.9%.

To Stefanello, these countries are buying less because ongoing conflicts are forcing them to incur more unplanned expenses. He also remarked that the Russian embargo on products from the United States, European Union, Australia and Canada has caused these suppliers to seek new markets to sell to, including the Middle East, thus increasing competition for Brazilian products. Russia has banned foodstuffs imports from these countries in response to the embargos they have imposed on it due to the conflict underway in Ukraine.

Another cause for the decline in Brazilian exports to Saudi Arabia was the latter’s embargo on Brazilian beef. Saudi Arabia stopped buying the product following Brazil’s announcement, in late 2012, that a cow in the state of Paraná that borne the mad cow disease causative agent had died in 2010, even though it did not manifest the condition. The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) has upheld Brazil’s risk status for the disease as insignificant. The Ministry of Agriculture is in talks with Saudi authorities to end the embargo.

*Translated by Gabriel Pomerancblum

Source Article from http://www2.anba.com.br/noticia/21865480/agribusiness/prices-low-demand-drive-down-agribusiness-exports/

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Trump responds to insurrection lawsuit by claiming immunity while he was President – CNN

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN

Updated 7:11 PM ET, Tue May 25, 2021

Source Article from https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/25/politics/donald-trump-capitol-riot-immunity/index.html

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IMF sees growth in Arab economies – Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA)

São Paulo – Middle Eastern and North African countries’ economies will grow this year and in 2015, but they will have long-term challenges. According to the most recent data in the report “Regional Economic Outlook”, disclosed this Tuesday (6th) by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the Arab nations, plus Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, should grow 3.2% this year and 4.4% in 2015. Among the oil exporting countries, the forecast increase is 3.4% and 4.6%, respectively. The forecast for oil importing countries, however, is 2.8% this year and 4.1% in the next.

Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen are among the countries the IMF considers oil exporters. Afghanistan, Djibouti, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Mauritania, Morocco, Pakistan, Sudan, Syria and Tunisia are considered oil importers. From these groups, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran are not Arab countries.

In the Fund’s evaluation, the GDP of the Middle Eastern and North African countries will grow this year due to the global economy recovery. Both oil exporters and importers, however, will need to promote reforms in their economies to ensure long-term growth.

“Oil and gas output is expected to remain broadly stable in 2014. GCC production will rise owing to strengthening global demand, challenges in restoring oil production in the non-GCC countries (particularly Libya), and a decline in global oil inventories caused in part by cold weather in North America ”, says the release from the Fund.

The evaluation for oil importing countries, however, is that the economy grew roughly 3% last year, will expand a little below these 3% this year and increase to 4% in 2015, not enough for the demand of these countries. “Hovering at 3 percent last year, it has not yet caught up to the historical average, which is close to 5 percent. Even if it did, growth would be insufficient to reduce persistently high unemployment and improve living standards in the region ”, says the document.

Challenges

The document from the IMF warns that Middle East and North Africa countries will have long term challenges and claims that the oil exporters can no longer depend exclusively of the production of the commodity to survive. It reckons that the non-oil sector has been boosting the growth, but it warns that the recovery of the production in other countries, the higher energetic efficiency and the supplying of other forms of energy in North America may influence the production and the price of the commodity.

“Futures markets suggest the price of crude could decline by about $6 per barrel between 2013 and 2015 ”, says the document.

The IMF also observes that the capacity of oil exporters to resist crises is lower than in previous reports due to the increase in public sector salaries, oil price reduction and smaller fiscal surplus. Besides, some of these oil producing countries have been offering generous energetic subsidies, which boost consumption at the expense of exports.

As regards the oil importing nations, the main challenges are to solve political problems, undertake structural reforms to create jobs and export. The document observes that Jordan, Morocco, Egypt, Yemen and Tunisia are nation in political “transition”. For this group, the growth forecast is 2.8% in 2014 and 4.3% in 2015.

The growth forecast for each country in 2014 and 2015 is as follows: Algeria, 4.3% and 4.1%, respectively; Bahrain, 4.7% and 3.3%; Iraq, 5.9% and 6.7%; Kuwait, 2.6% and 3.0%; Libya, -7.8% and 29.8%; Oman, 3.4% and 3.4%; Qatar, 5.9% and 7.1%; Saudi Arabia, 4.1% and 4.2%, United Arab Emirates, 4.4% and 4.2%; Yemen, 5.1% and 4.4%; Djibouti, 6% and 6.5%; Egypt, 2.3% and 4.1%; Lebanon, 1% and 2.5%; Mauritania, 6.8% and 6.5%; Morocco, 3.9% and 4.9%; Sudan, 2.7% and 4.6%; Tunisia, 3% and 3.5%; West Bank and Gaza, 2.5% and 2.7%. The IMF did not make predictions for Syria due to political uncertainty.

*Translated by Rodrigo Mendonça

Source Article from http://www2.anba.com.br/noticia/21863662/macro-en/imf-sees-growth-in-arab-economies/

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Trump administration proposal could cause millions to lose food stamps – NBC News

Three proposed rule changes by the Trump administration could cause millions of poor people to lose access to food stamps and decrease the size of the benefit for millions more.

Over the past year, the Department of Agriculture proposed three changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP or food stamps. The new rules create stricter work requirements for program eligibility, cap deductions for utility allowances and “reform” the way 40 states automatically enroll families into SNAP when they receive other forms of federal aid.

A study by the Urban Institute released this week examined the three rules in combination for the first time and found that 3.7 million fewer people would receive SNAP in an average month, 2.2 million households would see their average monthly benefits drop by $127, more than 3 million others would see an average drop of $37 per month, and 982,000 students would lose access to free or reduced lunches.

“What we found is that overall the three proposed changes would reduce the number of households participating in SNAP by about 11 percent if this was implemented in 2018,” said Laura Wheaton, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute who conducted the study. “It’s about a 9.4 percent reduction in the number of people participating and about an 8 percent reduction in overall benefits.”

Critics and experts say that would be antithetical to the program’s goals to address food insecurity in the United States.

Craig Gundersen, an agricultural and consumer economics professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who has studied the program for more than two decades, said that about a million people could become food insecure because of the change. He added that 50 percent of those 3.7 million SNAP beneficiaries were already food insecure despite the assistance.

The changes, he said, would put many Americans in a worse position, increasing hunger and health issues. Each additional adult who becomes food insecure sees an additional $2,000 in healthcare costs, Gundersen explained.

“The essential goal of the program is to mitigate hunger and its consequences in the United States,” he said. “Anything that impedes SNAP of doing that is very problematic as it leads to food insecurity in our country.”

The USDA, meanwhile, estimates that the changes would reduce the SNAP budget by about $4.2 billion.

Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue defended the work requirements in a USA Today column, emphasizing that it would save taxpayer dollars.

“At USDA, our informal motto is ‘Do Right and Feed Everyone,’” Perdue wrote. “With these proposed improvements, we will ‘do right’ by the taxpayers and restore the dignity of work to the able-bodied who receive SNAP benefits. And, we will ‘feed everyone’ by ensuring the health and stability of SNAP for those who truly need it.”

All of the new rules have gone through a comment period with the changes to utilities currently taking feedback until Monday. Tens of thousands of people have already responded, with most providing negative responses.

The latest rule change proposed by the Trump administration would cause millions of people to take smaller deductions for shelter and utility costs, which are considered when a person applies for SNAP benefits. Critics say that would force people to choose between buying food and paying for housing.

Gundersen said this change will prove to be a major cost for those living in metropolitan areas with high living costs.

It could also create a steeper financial cliff for some beneficiaries. Those in danger of losing access to SNAP might be discouraged from working because the new calculation would put them in a higher income bracket, causing them to lose access, Gundersen explained

“On the one hand they want to encourage people to work, but on the other they would be taking away that incentive,” Gundersen said.

But the main issue is that SNAP is not intended to be a work program in the first place, Gundersen said, but instead aimed to address food insecurity within the United States.

As it operates now, SNAP does not discourage people from participating in the labor market, he said.

“There are some assistance programs that do discourage people to work, but this is not one of them,” Gundersen said, adding that what lawmakers should be asking is: “What makes this program work so well and why does it work well as compared to other programs?”

These new rules also have advocates in states like Nevada worried. Nevada could see up to 22 percent of recipients lose access to food stamps, which could be devastating in a place where 12.3 percent of households face food insecurity, according to the USDA.

“SNAP is related to hunger and getting people the nutrition they need,” said Jocelyn Lantrip, the communications director at Food Bank of Northern Nevada. “Food shouldn’t be a luxury.”

With a tech boom raising income levels but not enough to cover rising housing costs, Lantrip said that these changes could create further food insecurity issues, which remain close to the levels that the Food Bank of Northern Nevada saw during the recession.

At the height of the recession, Lantrip said her food bank helped 103,000 people per month. Now, during a period of perceived economic stability, she said they are helping 91,000.

Food banks like hers wouldn’t be able to accommodate for the needs of an additional 196,000 people, which is the number in Nevada who would likely need help accessing food if these rules were to go into effect, Lantrip said.

“That’s really hard for food banks to keep up with if you have that kind of decline in benefits,” she said. “We support people if they fall outside of the safety net, but we can’t replace the safety net as a food bank. We’re spinning our wheels already, because when unemployment is low people assume hunger is low, but we’re just helping more working poor than before.”

Source Article from https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/trump-administration-proposal-could-cause-millions-lose-food-stamps-n1092866

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La implacable persecución y captura de Martín Belaunde Lossio, el hombre más … – BBC Mundo

Martín Belaunde se escapó de su arresto domiciliario el domingo con la aparente complicidad de varias personas.

Martín Belaunde Lossio, empresario y exasesor del presidente de Perú, Ollanta Humala, fue hasta hace unos momentos el hombre más buscado por Bolivia y Perú.

Fue capturado en Beni (noreste de Bolivia) poco después del mediodía, hora local, en una casa particular donde se refugió. No opuso resistencia y de inmediato fue enviado a La Paz, informaron medios bolivianos.

La noticia fue ratificada por la cuenta de Twitter del Ministerio de Gobierno de Bolivia: “Confirmado, la Policía capturó a Belaunde”.

La Fiscalía peruana lo acusa de “conformar una organización criminal, como jefe de organización, por el caso Antalsis”.

Antalsis era una empresa española para la que Belaunde Lossio presuntamente realizó cabildeo con autoridades peruanas con el fin de conseguirle millonarias licitaciones.

Además se le investiga por presuntos delitos contra la administración pública “en la modalidad de colusión, tráfico de influencias y asociación ilícita para delinquir en agravio del Estado”, según el Ministerio Público peruano.

Belaunde Lossio se trasladó en diciembre a La Paz, Bolivia en busca de refugio y desde el pasado domingo desapareció de aquel lugar hasta que fue ubicado después de pasar cinco días en la clandestinidad.

Las autoridades bolivianas, antes del operativo policial que terminó en su captura, anticiparon que sería entregado a la justicia peruana de inmediato.

El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Bolivia, David Choquehuanca, compareció en rueda de prensa para hablar sobre la desaparición de Belaunde Lossio.

Búsqueda implacable

La misteriosa desaparición de Belaunde Lossio el domingo 24 de mayo en La Paz, hizo que el presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, prescindiera de su ministro de Gobierno y del comandante de la Policía, mientras que en Perú una avalancha de críticas castigó sin piedad al gobierno por no haber logrado la extradición del excolaborador a tiempo.

El escándalo alcanzó, principalmente, a la primera dama peruana, Nadine Heredia. Frente a las críticas, el presidente peruano ofreció el martes una recompensa por la entrega de Belaunde, a quien llamó “delincuente”. El mandatario rechazó, una vez más, que su administración proteja al ahora detenido y calificó de “insensatos” los ataques contra él y su esposa.

Y eso no es todo.

Desde que Belaunde Lossio abandonó la casa en la que guardaba arresto domiciliario a la espera de su entrega a la justicia peruana, 14 personas en Bolivia fueron involucradas en la fuga.

Un día antes de su detención, el ministro de la Presidencia de Bolivia, Juan Ramón Quintana, anunció una “búsqueda implacable” en una entrevista radial.

La fuga

Martín Belaunde Lossio solicitó refugio en Bolivia el 16 de diciembre de 2014, después de pasar la frontera de Perú sin que la justicia ni la policía de aquel país lo advirtieran.

Desde enero se quedó en una de las casas de Yuliano Arista y de su prima hermana Cloritza Díaz Belaunde, mejor conocidos como el Curaca Blanco y Zulayda, “curanderos espiritistas expertos en la unión de parejas”.

La justicia boliviana había determinado arresto domiciliario para él mientras se resolvía su pedido de refugio y la solicitud de extradición que se tramitó en Lima.

Estos son los objetos hallados en la habitación donde Belaunde Lossio se refugió hasta la desaparición.

Su desaparición se produjo en la madrugada del pasado domingo, 14 días después de que el Tribunal Supremo de Justicia de Bolivia determinara que el exasesor de Humala debía ser entregado a la justicia peruana.

Un día después del incidente, Hugo Moldiz renunció a su cargo de ministro de Gobierno en Bolivia y su sucesor, Carlos Romero, anunció cambios en los altos mandos policiales para que no se repitan episodios así.

Evo Morales, en conferencia de prensa, dijo que “corrió mucha plata”, dando a entender que los vigilantes de Belaunde recibieron sobornos para dejarlo huir.

“Seis custodios para una persona y que se les escape, es muy raro, lamento muchísimo ese desempeño policial, ojalá ellos que de alguna manera han permitido esta fuga puedan dar con el paradero y lo traigan al señor Belaunde para rendir cuentas”, afirmó a BBC Mundo el presidente del Senado boliviano, José Alberto Gonzales.

En menos de 48 horas, 14 personas quedaron detenidas, sospechosas de haber colaborado en la fuga.

Edgar Fernández, conocido como el lector de cartas del Tarot Ramsés, fue uno de los detenidos por la desaparición de Belaunde que, después de obtener su libertad, conversó con BBC Mundo.

“Vivimos horas de mucho miedo e incertidumbre. Por el hecho de hablar con Martín o visitar esa casa corríamos peligro de perder la libertad. Nueve familiares quedaron detenidos sólo por el hecho de ser familiares”.

En la década del 90, Ramsés fue uno de los testigos clave de un escándalo por narcotráfico que costó la libertad a importantes líderes políticos bolivianos en aquella época.

Después de someterse a un programa de protección de testigos de la DEA en Costa Rica, Ramsés volvió a Bolivia como lector de cartas del Tarot. Su esposa es hija de una sobrina de Belaunde y aquel parentesco le costó la detención a los tres.

La fuga de Belaunde Lossio dio lugar a la detención de al menos 14 personas. En la imagen, uno de los guardias sospechoso de haber ayudado a Belaunde a escapar.

Otro de los detenidos, el empresario y excorredor egipcio boliviano Alí Eid Alí, es acusado de haber prestado uno de los vehículos de su autoventa para que Belaunde escape.

A pesar de la captura de Belaunde, la investigación sobre él persiste y el vehículo fue confiscado.

Los vínculos con la pareja presidencial

A su llegada a Bolivia, Martín Belaunde se declaró perseguido político y dijo que él era “peligroso” para la pareja presidencial de Lima.

La Fiscalía de Perú informó a través de un comunicado que estaba vigente una orden de detención preventiva de 18 meses en contra del exasesor por otro caso conocido como “La Centralita”, una red criminal de desvío de fondos públicos que Belaunde habría cubierto con una de sus empresas.

Además, el pasado febrero, la fiscalía anticorrupción en Lima emitió una resolución en la que dispuso que la primera dama de Perú, Nadine Heredia, y cuatro congresistas también debían ser investigados por el caso de tráfico de influencias conocido como Antalsis.

La relación de Nadine Heredia con Belaunde Lossio se destapó unos años antes, cuando la Unidad de Inteligencia Financiera de Perú halló irregularidades en las cuentas de la pareja de Ollanta Humala y se filtraron los contratos que ella tenía con el exasesor.

Por aquellos vínculos, la primera dama afronta otra investigación por lavado de activos, al no haberse determinado el origen del dinero (US$215.000) depositado a su cuenta de ahorros entre 2006 y 2009.

La pareja presidencial de Perú está también bajo la lupa en el caso de Martín Belaunde Lossio.

El periodista Rodrigo Cruz, que sigue el caso para el diario El Comercio de Lima, explicó a BBC Mundo que la relación de Belaunde Lossio con los Humala arranca en la campaña de las elecciones que Ollanta perdió en 2006.

“Ellos necesitaban de alguien que los ayudara a introducir en los medios su proyecto político. Ese fue Martín Belaunde, empresario, joven de familia acomodada y de ideas de izquierda. El lazo se hace más fuerte con el tiempo. Y más aún cuando empiezan a ingresar bastante sumas de dinero a la campaña”.

Cruz añade que, desde entonces, Nadine es investigada por los sospechosos contratos que contrajo con Belaunde y que habrían sido para “blanquear dinero venezolano que llegaba a su cuenta personal”.

Todo ello motivó, desde el domingo, una ola de críticas de todos los partidos de oposición en Perú que acusaron al gobierno de no actuar a tiempo y facilitar la desaparición de su excolaborador.

A pesar de la detención, en ambos países persiste la guerra verbal entre representantes políticos que se responsabilizan los unos a los otros de haber permitido que Belaunde Lossio desaparezca durante cinco días.

El episodio le costó el cargo a un ministro en La Paz y otro está muy cerca de ser interpelado en Lima.

No serán los únicos. Los siguientes episodios del caso del hombre que fue el más buscado por Perú y Bolivia todavía son un misterio.

Source Article from http://www.bbc.co.uk/mundo/noticias/2015/05/150528_bolivia_peru_martin_belaunde_lossio_fugitivo_ng

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Secretario de Estado de Trump busca "transición" para Venezuela – teleSUR TV

El nominado por Donald Trump para secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Rex Tillerson, buscará una transición a la democracia en Venezuela, según su respuesta a preguntas de los senadores que evalúan su confirmación.

“Debemos pedir que se liberen los presos políticos y reforzar las sanciones a los violadores de DD.HH. en Venezuela y a los narcotraficantes”, respondió Tillerson a la pregunta de qué políticas debería llevar a cabo para ayudar a resolver lo que ellos consideran una crisis política que impera en Venezuela.

Estas declaraciones de Tillerson, cuya audiencia de confirmación en el Senado se celebró el pasado 11 de enero, fueron publicadas por la web Latin America Goes Global.

El exjefe de la petrolera ExxonMobil desea “cooperar particularmente con Brasil y Colombia y con organismos multilaterales como la Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA), para buscar una transición negociada a la democracia en Venezuela”.

Estados Unidos deberá continuar “respaldando un legítimo diálogo que resuelva la crisis política entre el Gobierno de Maduro y la oposición, la cual ahora controla la Asamblea Nacional”.

“Se van a cumplir las sanciones impuestas por el Congreso (…) vamos a continuar apoyando los esfuerzos del secretario general de la OEA, Almagro, en la búsqueda de la invocación de la Carta Democrática Interamericana para promover la normalización de la situación en Venezuela y el restablecimiento de las situaciones democráticas”.

Dos influyentes senadores republicanos, John McCain y Lindsey Graham, anunciaron este domingo que respaldan a Tillerson, lo que confirmaría su cargo.

Source Article from http://www.telesurtv.net/news/Secretario-de-Estado-de-Trump-busca-transicion-para-Venezuela-20170122-0041.html

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Noticias Telemundo Presents ‘Muriendo Por Cruzar’ This Sunday August 3 at 6PM – TVbytheNumbers

via press release:

NOTICIAS TELEMUNDO PRESENTS:

“MURIENDO POR CRUZAR,” AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE INCREASING NUMBER OF IMMIGRANT DEATHS ALONG THE BORDER, THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 6 P.M./5 C

Carmen Dominicci and Neida Sandoval present the Telemundo and The Weather Channel co-production

Miami – July 31, 2014 – Telemundo presents “Muriendo por Cruzar”, a documentary that investigates why increasing numbers of immigrants are dying while trying to cross the US-Mexican border near the city of Falfurrias, Texas, this Sunday, August 3 at 6PM/5 C. The Telemundo and The Weather Channel co-production, presented by Noticias Telemundo journalists Carmen Dominicci and Neida Sandoval, reveals the obstacles immigrants face once they cross into US territory, including extreme weather conditions, as they try to evade the border patrol. “Muriendo por Cruzar” is part of Noticias Telemundo’s special coverage of the crisis on the border and immigration reform.

“‘Muriendo por Cruzar’” dares to ask questions that reveal the actual conditions undocumented immigrants face as they try to start a new life in the United States,” said Alina Falcón, Telemundo’s Executive Vice President for News and Alternative Programming. “Our collaboration with The Weather Channel was very productive. They have a unique expertise in covering the impact of weather on people’s lives, as we do in covering immigration reform and the border crisis. The result is a compelling documentary that exposes a harrowing reality.”

“Muriendo por Cruzar” is the first co-production by Telemundo and The Weather Channel. Both networks are part of NBCUniversal.

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Trump chastises intel chiefs after they contradict him on Iran and claims of foreign policy success – CNN

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