Politics

Trump announced a week ago that one of his first orders would be to impose 25% tariffs on all products from Mexico and Canada.

The Venezuelan government reaffirmed its commitment to "the 'one China' principle" and expressed its "support for the main initiatives" proposed by Beijing.

Ricardo Bonilla said that “the president was always aware of my actions and duties as a public official, and my resignation was on the table, pending only a date, and was agreed yesterday.”

The Colombian president assured that Ricardo Bonilla is not guilty, but he fell into a trap.

The US president said that imposing tariffs on his neighbours and “allies” would be “counterproductive”, so he asked Trump to reconsider the idea.

The talks between the Mexican president and the US president-elect took place two days after Trump declared that he would impose 25% tariffs on imports of "all" Mexican and Canadian products.

With 94.4% of the votes counted, the Frente Amplio candidate obtained 49.66% of the votes while the official candidate Álvaro Delgado obtained 46.06%,

Ortega and Murillo will be "co-presidents" and will oversee the media and the Church. They will also create a "voluntary police" in a "revolutionary" and socialist regime.

The president has indicated that her government's objective is to further reduce imports from China, for which they have an investment plan in infrastructure, among others, underway.

In her morning press conference, the Mexican president framed these comments in the context of next year's electoral process in Canada, in which this issue is being used as part of the campaign, but she insisted that Trudeau "does not agree."

Brazil's rapprochement with Beijing underscores the continued retreat of the United States as it seeks to move up the value chain and develop economically.

On August 1, the Biden administration recognized González Urrutia as the winner of the elections, but had until now avoided declaring him "president-elect" of Venezuela.

Both presidents have sent invitations for institutional visits to both China and Argentina, something that will be discussed by the foreign ministries of both countries.

The measure seeks to address the 17 fires that are still active and another five that are currently under control in the southern provinces of Azuay and Loja.

This document, which the president said is "very advanced," will be presented to the new government during the first high-level meeting between the two leaders, before or after their inauguration on January 21.

The Mexican president said there was "no reason for concern" over Trump's victory, who threatened to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico if it did not stop the entry of "criminals and drugs" into the United States.

The Republican candidate won the US presidency after winning the swing state of Wisconsin, which pushed him over the threshold. By early morning, Trump had won 279 electoral votes compared to Harris's 223, and several states had not yet been counted.

The Mexican president addressed the political situation in the neighboring country at a press conference on Tuesday and stressed that the arrival of migrants at the border has fallen by 75 percent.

The Biodiversity Summit did reach consensus to create the "Cali Fund" that will establish payments for the use of digital genetic sequences and guarantee the distribution of benefits for biodiversity.

Minister Inés Manzano indicated that there are offers from private Colombian companies for the purchase of energy.