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Month: August 2023

El líder chino Xi Jinping se saltó inesperadamente un evento clave de los BRICS. Nadie dice por qué

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — El líder chino Xi Jinping se saltó este martes inesperadamente un foro empresarial del grupo económico BRICS en Sudáfrica y envió a su ministro de Comercio a pronunciar un encendido discurso en su nombre en el que condenaba la hegemonía estadounidense. Xi, que llegó a Johannesburgo este lunes para la

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Xi, Putin and other leaders locked in discussions over an expansion of the BRICS economic bloc

By GERALD IMRAY Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa have held closed-door discussions on the possible expansion of their BRICS economic bloc. A decision on new members was expected late Wednesday, the second day of a three-day summit in Johannesburg. But officials said that was looking

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Lo más reciente en el caso de interferencia electoral del condado de Fulton, Georgia. Esto es lo que debe saber

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Los primeros cuatro coacusados del expresidente Donald Trump se entregaron en la cárcel del condado de Fulton, en Georgia, Estados Unidos, mientras que un par de acusados intentaron trasladar sus casos a un tribunal federal, señales de cómo el extenso caso avanzará en múltiples direcciones esta semana. Y dos exfuncionarios

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Unsealed documents detail how authorities justified the raid of a Kansas newspaper

By Whitney Wild, CNN (CNN) — Newly unsealed court records provide insight into how law enforcement justified a highly unusual raid of the office of a Marion, Kansas, newspaper – a decision that has drawn widespread condemnation from news organizations and press freedom advocates. The Marion County Sheriff’s office said it was investigating “identity theft”

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Surprisingly durable US economy poses key question: Are we facing higher-for-longer interest rates?

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — A year ago, Chair Jerome Powell delivered a stark warning: To fight persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve would continue to sharply raise interest rates, bringing “some pain” in the form of job losses and weaker economic growth. Since Powell spoke at last summer’s annual conference

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