Section: Latin America
Hillary Clinton calls Trump a clear and present danger to U.S.
Washington, September 30 (RHC)– Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called President Donald Trump a “clear and present danger” to the United States, amid the latest scandal engulfing the White House over a controversial call to Ukraine’s leader. …read more Source:: Radio Havana...
Trump dismisses the impeachment inquiry on Biden-Ukrainian contacts, as “a joke”
A downbeat Donald Trump on Wednesday dismissed as a “joke” the grounds laid out for the impeachment inquiry into him, as Democrats stood firm in accusing the US president of a “mafia-style shakedown” of his Ukrainian counterpart. …read more Source::...
China Dismisses John Bolton’s Accusations of Technology Theft as Slander
Recent statements by U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton, who accused Beijing of stealing technologies, prompted an angry reaction in China, with the country’s ambassador to Ukraine branding them as “slander.” Beijing.- “The statements by Mr. Bolton regarding China’s alleged technology theft from other...
US share of global sales of soybean and grains to shrink as South American competition grows
The U.S. Department of Agriculture sees U.S. corn and soybean exports generally increasing over the coming decade but the U.S. share of global sales will shrink as competition from South American producers heats up, the government said in its annual report. …read more Source::...
Return Malvinas and Gibraltar before talking about Crimea, Russia tells UK
Russia’s ambassador to the UN has suggested that Britain should “clean its conscience” by “giving back” the Falklands/Malvinas and Gibraltar before it passes judgment on the Kremlin’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea peninsula. …read more Source::...
Argentina and China among the most vulnerable markets, says IIF
The markets of China, Ukraine, Argentina, South Africa and Turkey are the most vulnerable among all developing countries in terms of financing needs, reserve adequacy, asset valuation, institutional quality and trade resilience, according to a review by the analysts of the Institute of International Finance (IIF). …read more Source::...
Children of Chernobyl in Cuba exhibition opens in Havana
Havana, August 19 (RHC)– The exhibit “Children of Chernobyl in Cuba,” by the Peruvian photographer Sonia Cunliffe, has opened in Havana, displaying photographs, documents and audiovisuals on the care given to thousands of Ukrainian children affected by the greatest nuclear disaster in history …read more Source: Radio...
Children of Chernobyl in Cuba exhibition opens in Havana
Havana, August 16 (RHC)– The exhibit “Children of Chernobyl in Cuba,” by the Peruvian photographer Sonia Cunliffe, has opened in Havana, displaying photographs, documents and audiovisuals on the care given to thousands of Ukrainian children affected by the greatest nuclear disaster in history. …read more Source: Radio...
Macron to host Putin next month ahead of G-7 summit
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron says he will hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin next month, days before hosting a Group of Seven summit with the leaders of rich democracies. Macron’s office said Sunday the meeting with Putin will take place Aug. 19 at the Fort de Bregancon presidential retreat on the...
Ukraine full results: president’s party has solid majority
MOSCOW (AP) — Full results from Ukraine’s parliamentary election show the party of the country’s president securing a sizable majority. The Central Elections Commission said Friday that the Servant of the People party will get 254 of the 424 seats in the Verkhovna Rada. The party takes its name from the television sitcom that...
