G20 agrees to strengthen defenses against “Brexit” – Deutsche Welle

The world’s leading economies will make more efforts to boost global growth and sharing the benefits more broadly, said Saturday (07/23/2016) senior officials seeking to cope with the aftermath of the departure of the United Kingdom of European Union (EU) and the discontent with globalization.

the finance ministers and central bankers from the G20 are meeting this weekend in Chengdu, a city in southwest China, to discuss how to respond to the global challenges, exacerbated by the surprising British decision to leave the European Union, known as “Brexit”.

the specter of protectionism, fueled by the rhetoric of “America first States” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, he has also spoken of abandoning trade agreements, also flew in the atmosphere of the meeting.

Promote the inclusion

“the recovery continues but remains weaker than desirable. Meanwhile, the benefits of growth should be shared more widely among countries to promote inclusion way, “said the G20 ministers in a draft communique of the meeting, which was seen by Reuters on Saturday.

draft, which could undergo changes before being published at the end of the meeting on Sunday afternoon, said that the “Brexit” added another uncertainty to the world economy, although members of the G20 are “well positioned to proactively address their possible economic and financial “consequences.

the US Treasury secretary, Jack Lew, said it was important that the G20 countries impulsasen shared growth using all policy tools, including monetary and fiscal policies, as structural reforms to increase efficiency

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  “Lopez case”

  the Court of Appeals of Caracas say in early August whether to allow the release of the Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez (pictured), sentenced to nearly fourteen years in prison on a strikeout process unfair by experts inside and outside that country. This was reported his defense lawyer, Juan Carlos Gutierrez, after a hearing that lasted more than twelve hours. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Peru: Alberto Fujimori asks to be pardoned

  the Peruvian former president Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000), sentenced to 25 years in prison for human rights violations, asked to be granted a pardon. This was announced by chairman of the Council of Ministers of Peru, Pedro Cateriano. Through his Twitter account, Cateriano announced that the former “strong man” of Lima made his request to the Ministry of Justice. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  EI claims the attack in Kabul

  at least 80 people were killed and 207 wounded in two suicide attacks in the middle of a mass demonstration in Kabul (photo). The Taliban distanced themselves from the attack. The self-proclaimed Islamic State claims that two of its fighters detonated their explosive belts in a “concentration of Shi’ites” in Dehmazang, an area of ​​the Afghan capital. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Turkey: stop nephew Gülen

  the Turkish police arrested Muhammet Sait Gülen, nephew preacher Fethullah Gulen (pictured), who is accused of orchestrating the US from the failed military coup of July 15 against the “strong man” of Ankara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It is alleged that his arrest is due to its possible link with the architects of the coup attempt. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Explosions in Kabul

  At least 61 people died and 207 were injured after a suicide bomber blow himself up during a demonstration of the Hazara ethnic minority in Kabul. The Hazara community in Afghanistan has been the subject of several kidnappings and sectarian killings group by the Taliban and other insurgent groups in the last two years. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  There are no links with the Islamic State

  Munich police found nothing linking the responsible for the shooting and killing of Munich, which killed nine people, with the Islamic State, after registering your home. Police, pointing to a possible case of madness, reiterated that Iran was a young German of 18 years who grew up in Munich. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Increased period of detention provisional

  the Turkish government increased to one month the period of provisional detention of suspects for questioning by police before lifting charge, instead of the four days before the failed governing military coup last July 15. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Merkel calls emergency cabinet

  German Chancellor Angela Merkel, will preside over a meeting Saturday of the Federal Security Cabinet, a guild that owns the leading portfolio holders to discuss the situation following the brutal attack in Munich, the German Foreign Ministry reported. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Munich police confirmed 10 dead in shootout

  the author of the attack late Friday in the German city of Munich, with a balance of ten dead, was a German-Iranian 18 years, according to cast the first investigations, the president of the Munich police, Hubertus Andra said at a press conference. (07.23.2016)

   


 
 
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  Clinton announces Tim Kaine as Vice President

  the presumptive Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton announced today (07.22.2016) on Twitter that has elected senator from Virginia Tim Kaine as his party’s candidate for vice president of the United States.

   


 
 
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  Search plane MH370 be suspended shortly

  If not in short the fuselage of flight MH370, the jetliner disappeared in March 2014, the search was suspended, as agreed in Kuala Lumpur ministers of Malaysia, Australia and China. Several dead and wounded in shooting by unidentified author (22.7.2016)

   


 
 
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  Several dead and wounded in shooting by author or authors identified

  the number killed in the shootout in a shopping mall Munich has risen to nine, while police are investigating whether a ninth body found nearby is one of the attackers. Moreover, doctors speak of 11 dead. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Obama: “Mexico is important for the welfare of Americans,”

  at a news conference at the White House, Barack Obama, said that Mexico is “a key ally” while the president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto, proposed a “frank and open dialogue” with whoever wins the elections . (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  France increased support to fight against the Islamic State in Iraq

  François Hollande sent artillery to the Armed Forces in Iraq to the fight against the terrorist militia Islamic State (EI), in an attempt to increase the fight against the jihadists since the bombing of Nice. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Lagarde should go to trial

  French Court of Cassation, the highest court confirmed today that the managing director of International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, will sit on the bench for their alleged negligence in the management of public funds in compensation to businessman Bernard Tapie. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Suman 10,000 arrests following attempted coup

  the number of arrests following the failed coup attempt in Turkey increased to 10,410, said the president Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday night at the presidential palace in Ankara. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  reveal more cases of doping in Olympic Games

  the International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed Friday that the analysis of the second batch of samples collected in the 2008 Summer Olympics and London 2012 revealed 45 new positive for doping. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Karadzic appeals sentence

  The former leader Bosnian Serb Radovan Karadzic, sentenced by the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) to 40 years in prison for the Srebrenica genocide and nine other war crimes and crimes against humanity, appealed the sentence last March 24. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Five years, reminiscent of victims of Norway

  in many places in Norway acts were performed in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks five years ago in Oslo and on the island of Utøya. Several young people in the Norwegian capital read the names of the 77 people killed by Anders Behring Breivik with a bomb in the government district of Oslo and shooting at a summer camp on Utøya. (22.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Clinton Trump: “We’re better than this,”

  During the Trump speech, Clinton was active in social networks and took the opportunity to criticize his controversial proposals. “We’re better than this,” Clinton simultaneously with the speech of the candidate, via Twitter.

   


 
 
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  Trump formalizes proposed wall with Mexico

  mogul Donald Trump officially announced its flagship proposal, construction of a wall along the border with Mexico, in his acceptance speech as the Republican candidate for the White House, just over a year after the presentation of his unusual campaign. (21.07 0.2016)

   


 
 
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  Turkey says be aware of international obligation

  Turkey is fully aware of its international obligations and its national legislation, the Turkish ambassador to Chile, Naciye Gökçen Kaya, said, referring to the request of citizens to resume the death penalty after the failed coup of last 15 July. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Bachelet: new constitution advances “steadily”

  Chilean president Michelle Bachelet said that “the constitutional process continues to progress steadily,” referring to his initiative to replace the 1980 Constitution inherited from the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990). (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Venezuelan government and opposition accept mediation by the Vatican

  the possibility of dialogue in Venezuela was strengthened after the government of Nicolas Maduro and opposition accept that a representative of the Holy See participates in the mechanism that aims to help solve the problems that beset the Caribbean nation . The Secretary General of the Union of South American Nations, Ernesto Samper, released the information. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Brazil: 10 sacks for alleged terrorist plot

  Ten people were arrested this July 21 in Brazil on suspicion of supporting the terrorist group Islamic State and to prepare an attack during the Olympic Games that begin in Rio de Janeiro in two weeks. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Attacker Nice prepared terrorist attack for a year

  the attacker had accomplices Nice preparing the attack for a year, according to the anti-terrorism prosecutor, Francois Molins. The Senate approved the extension of the state of emergency for six months. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Colombia: MEPs support peace, even if it is “difficult” to implement

  the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament (EP), the German Elmar Brok said in Bogota support for the peace they hope will soon sign the government and the FARC, although portend “difficulties”. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Draghi: “Banks eurozone must reduce credit defaulters”

  the President of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi, warned that European banks must reduce their non-performing loans and listed four conditions to solve the problem. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  UN: Portuguese is now the favorite to succeed Ban Ki- moon

  After Guterres the Slovenian president Danilo Turk, who had eleven support, while Latin American applicants, the Costa Rican Christiana Figueres and Argentina Foreign Minister Susana Malcorra, did not work out stops this July 21 stood. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Deputies Venezuelan suspended ask reinstatement

  three indigenous deputies of the Venezuelan opposition suspended by the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) requesting authorization to return to Parliament. The vetted want to rejoin Parliament, to which they were elected. If the National Assembly accepts the request, this could lead to the Legislative be held in contempt. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Demands Germany “proportionality” Erdogan

  the German Foreign Minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier called again proportionality the Turkish government following the announcement of a state of emergency and reminded that the state should act only to “the proven criminal acts participation and not to alleged political leanings “. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Rejects Appeal Russian altetas

  68 Russian athletes suspended for doping will not compete in the Olympic Games in Rio 2016, according to the ruling released today by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne (Switzerland). The court thus rejected the appeal of 68 Russian athletes against their exclusion from the Games. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Trump would condition support for NATO

  the Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump said today that in case of reaching the White House, would conditions, if necessary, help other countries of the Organization of the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO). (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Koenigs calls for a negotiated peace fully

  legislator Bundestag and Head of the German government to Support the peace Process in Colombia, Tom Koenigs, regretted that delays in concluding the peace negotiations between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FACR). However, “a premature conclusion” of the process does not make sense, he said. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  Mario Götze returns to Dortmund

  German international Mario Gotze back to Borussia Dortmund this season, the club that was formed after spending three seasons at Bayern Munich who had signed for 37 million euros, said Thursday Dortmund. (07.21.2016)

   


 
 
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  2.000 billion Iraq

  donor countries pledged to deliver aid to Iraq by 2,000 million dollars, said US secretary of State, John Kerry, following a fundraising conference in Washington. The purpose of the conference is to help Iraq in its recovery as the terrorist militia Islamic State is losing ground in the country. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  “Vote according to conscience”

  Ted Cruz did not offer an express support for the Republican candidate and left booed at the end of his speech at the National Convention of the party in Cleveland. “Vote according to your conscience,” Cruz told Republican delegates, giving the jarring note in the National Convention of the party in Cleveland (Texas). (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  “Congress post-conflict”

  President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, installed a new session of Congress, which he considered as one of the most important in history because it will have to implement reforms postconflict by the imminent peace agreement with the FARC. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  AMA rehabilitates the antidoping laboratory

  World antidoping Agency (WADA) lifted the suspension it had imposed the antidoping laboratory of Rio de Janeiro and thereby gave the green light to operate during the Olympic Games that begin in 16 days. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Cuba calls for an end of the blockade

  end of the embargo remains a “high priority” for Cuba one year after the restoration of relations with EE. UU., And their elimination will be “essential” to advance the normalization of ties insisted the director for North Island Foreign Ministry, Josefina Vidal America. (20.07.2017)

   


 
 
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  May: “I want the UK to continue to work with our partners European “

  the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, reiterated to the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, that” brexit means brexit “but said his country needs to prepare these negotiations and have” clear “its objectives, so it will not invoke Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon before year-end. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Erdogan declares state of emergency in Turkey for three months

  the Turkish Government declared a state of emergency for three months to cope with the current coup in the country and combat the “threat to democracy”. The decision was announced by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who said that this measure seeks to protect democratic values. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Germany fear more attacks by “lone wolves” after incident on train

  the interior minister of Germany, Thomas de Maiziere, said it is likely that his country suffers more Islamist attacks, but downplayed the possible relationship between the open door policy of the Government with refugees and attack Monday ax on a train in Bavaria. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Author of speech Melania Trump admits plagiarism

  the author Melania Trump speech delivered on Monday at the Republican Convention apologized for including fragments that appear to have been copied from a speech by first lady Michelle Obama. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  De Maiziere: “The work of a single man” the attack on Wuerzburg

  the German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said the attack recorded on a regional train on Monday was an “attack committed by a single person who felt encouraged or inspired by state propaganda Islamic”. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Report Evo Morales “spiteful chastisement” of Chile

  the president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, said on his Twitter account that the decision to suspend the program of diplomatic visas by Chile still “a policy of vindictive punishment and an attitude of diplomatic estrangement” with Bolivia. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  United Kingdom not assume rotating presidency of the EU

  the United Kingdom has decided to give up the presidency of the European Council next year, following victory for the British out of the European Union (EU) in a referendum in June, said today the residence of Downing Street . (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Capriles: revocatory before November

  Venezuelan opposition leader, Henrique Capriles, said the recall referendum against President Nicolas Maduro should be held between October or November because the opposition has managed to meet the requirements requested by the Electoral Power. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Mexico: educational negotiations without results

  officials from the Ministry of the Interior (Interior Ministry) and Public Education (SEP) of Mexico and teachers’ union CNTE closed a worktable in education that although the Government described as “successful”, the teachers gave by suspended without agreement . (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Six months state of emergency

  the French National Assembly approved an extension of the state of emergency for six months after the bombing in Nice, in which 84 people died. Thus, special rights for the authorities will be in effect until early 2017. The Government had initially proposed an extension of three months, but finally followed a request by the opposition. (07.20.2016)

   


 
 
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  Officer Candidate Republican

  The National Convention formally elected Republican billionaire Donald Trump officer in the November presidential election candidate. In the vote held at the convention, Trump, who was not present and must accept the candidacy, managed to overcome the 1,237 delegate votes, the minimum required to formalize the nomination. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Kuczynski ruled out pardoning Fujimori

  President of Peru, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, denied any possibility of a short-term grant clemency to imprisoned former president Alberto Fujimori. “There is no basis for saying that,” he replied when asked Kuczynski said in July parliamentary Gago, who argued that the change of command speech could be the ideal stage to announce the pardon. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Convention visas diplomatic

  Chile decided revoked the diplomatic visas agreement with Bolivia due to the controversial visit to the ports of Arica and Antofagasta Bolivian Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca. Minister of Foreign Affairs of Chile, Heraldo Muñoz, said Choquehuanca and his entourage “challenging the sovereignty and abuse Chilean law” have led Chile to start the process. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Purging Erdogan over 50 thousand people

  Turkey pledged to root out allies of a cleric who lives in the United States who blames the failed coup attempt last week, extending a purge of the Army, Police and Justice also universities and colleges, the intelligence agency and religious authorities. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Brazil: Judge rearranges block WhatsApp

  the Justice of Rio de Janeiro again ordered the blocking of mobile phone application WhatsApp in Brazil due to legal disputes with the US company. In all cases, the Court ordered the suspension after the company refused to provide user data. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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  Turkey officially asks EE. UU. extradition of Gülen

  The Turkish government formally asked Washington arrest and subsequent extradition of Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen, a US resident and which Ankara considers responsible for the failed coup last weekend. (19.07.2016)

   


 
 
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