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To the excellent figures of Volkswagen Chile, which during the first half of the year was noted as the tenth best-selling brand in the country, today the good results achieved globally by the German giant are added. According to information published by the agency Europa Press , the VW Group sold 5.51 million vehicles worldwide between January and February, representing an increase of 7.1% compared to the same period of 2017. Results by continent By region, in Europe the Wolfsburg firm scored 2.41 million registrations, resulting in a 6.1% growth. Of that number, about 710 thousand cars were delivered in Germany. In North America, meanwhile, the company placed 465,000 units, 0.8% more than in 2017. In any case, in the United States the figures are even more auspicious, since VW grew by 6.3%. South America is the most explosive market for Volkswagen. In this part of the globe, the holding that groups brands such as Seat, Skoda, Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche, advanced 13.1% (it sold 290,000 cars). Finally, the Asia-Pacific region did not escape the rule, noting an increase in loans of 8.9%. In figures, in that part of the world, Volkswagen and its brands sold 2.16 million cars, almost two million of that figure in the Chinese market alone. If you look at the brands, Volkswagen was the most vehicles registered, with 3.11 million. Audi, on the other hand, contributed with 949 thousand units, while Skoda and Seat were third and fourth, respectively, with 652 thousand and 290 thousand records. Ultimately, Porsche traded on the order of 130,600 vehicles.

The influential US senator, Marco Rubio, warned today that the risk of a civil war "is real" in Nicaragua and charged against the government of President Daniel Ortega for "having stained his hands with blood" with the violent repression of the protests, that have left about 300 dead. "The possibility of a civil war in Nicaragua is real," said Rubio, a member of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, in an interview with CNN's State of the Union program. As a result of this hypothetical escalation in the crisis in Nicaragua, he said, "a migratory crisis could be triggered." "It would undermine the anti-drug efforts in the region, there is a direct national security interest for the United States in seeing democracy and stability in Nicaragua," added the senator from Florida and former candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. For this reason, he regretted that Ortega let go of the opportunity to stop the current crisis with democratic concessions to the demands of the Protestants. "The message to the Nicaragua regime of Ortega was very clear: you call early elections, you allow legitimate elections, and this progresses and everyone is fine, but if you stain your hands with blood, that is no longer possible. hands with blood, "he said. Rubio said that the US Congress prepares forceful sanctions against the Ortega government and its officials in retaliation for their actions. The political crisis, which has lasted for more than three months, in the Central American country has left 277 dead and more than 2,000 injured, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. The unrest in Nicaragua has been brewing for years with complaints of opposition fraud during the 2008 municipal elections and the last two presidential elections, in 2011 and 2016, in which Ortega ran for re-election, although initially it was prevented by the Constitution.

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Nobody can buy a can of tuna with the minimum wage in Venezuela . The income is 5,196,000 bolivars or 1.5 dollars a month at the unofficial exchange rate (about 1.3 euros). He was crowned the worst in South America in the Government of Nicolás Maduro. "Who survives with that? We are forced to get extra money, "says Luis Martinez, an electrician employed at a state institute. MORE INFORMATION How many days do you have to work in Venezuela to buy a kilo of chicken? The war that nurses are waging daily in Venezuela Colombia seizes 400 tons of food in poor condition with destination Venezuela His affirmation is demonstrated with studies. The National Survey of Living Conditions (Encovi) corresponding to the year 2017 and published in February indicates that the economic depression has pushed Venezuelans to "over-employ" informally in order to feed themselves. At the end of his working day, Martínez provides services in Caracas independently. His fixed salary is for the purchase of a kilogram of cheese , while with the other income he buys grains and vegetables. In 1991, after a decade of work, he bought a house with his settlement money. "If they liquidate me now, with 14 years of service, I would not have enough money to buy a blender," he says. It is a dramatic situation. More than 70% of workers with formal employment receive the minimum wage. Many change to other higher-paid sectors or leave their jobs . Only six out of 10 workers are employed in the formal area, several surveys indicate. Towards the end of June, José Ibarra, a teacher at the Central University of Venezuela, posted a photograph of his worn-out shoes on Twitter. "My salary as a university professor is not enough to pay the change of sole, they cost 20 million," he wrote. They are 5.8 dollars today, but in the next few days it will be even less because of the devaluation of the bolivar . "It is difficult to decide on what to spend the money. I make a list of priorities, but they are always many and I do not cover any, "says Ibarra. His last salary he spent on vegetables and with that he fed for a few days. The minimum wage is paid in two parts, three million in cash and the rest in a food bonus that is entered into a card called cestaticket . You can not buy a packet of cookies, although with that amount five years ago you could stock a grocery store. Maduro has increased the minimum wage four times this year and about 23 during his term (since April 2013). But the adjustments only accentuate the shortage. The desperation to spend the bolivars is instantaneous once a salary increase has been decreed because the po[CENSORED]tion already knows the outbursts of hyperinflation. "If they say that the salary goes up today, tomorrow all the triple of expensive appears", explains the professor. Nutritionists Pablo Hernández and his wife, Claret Mata, offer remote counseling to patients who emigrated due to the crisis. They only need a computer with Internet to connect with them through Skype. Their clients pay for each consultation about 10 dollars or the equivalent in bolivars. In this way, the couple receives income that alleviates their economic situation. This is a practice that has increased among professionals in the country. "Consultations from abroad are sporadic, but they are a lifeline," says Hernández. He and his wife are full-time university professors, but with their salaries they can not buy food for a whole month. The payment of a consultation of an hour online represents ten times his salary in the university. The crisis has also shaped their lives. "We want to have a child, but we can not keep it. We have decided not to have it for now, "he adds. Food bonuses In February, Maduro admitted that wages are insufficient, but he tried to camouflage it with the monthly delivery of a box of food subsidized by his Government through the well-known Local Committees for Supply and Production (CLAP). But the amount included in the box is not enough for a family. In addition, some of the products do not have a minimum level of quality. In May, Colombia seized 400 tons of food destined for CLAPs in a port of Cartagena because there were products that were not fit for human consumption. Venezuela maintains the worst financial performance in the world. According to the Property Observatory of the Economic Knowledge Dissemination Center, more than 60 multinationals have left the country or have reduced their operations since 2005. Government control reaches the point of deciding who charge more for their trade. Doctors, nurses and university professors demand that their salaries be matched with those earned by high-ranking military personnel. But the Executive has ignored this request.

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Bugatti is producing 500 Chiron units, of which 70 were sold last year. And although that sounds too exclusive, the French brand is developing a new vehicle called Divo. Limited to 40 units, the model will have a much higher price than the Chiron. Instead of costing around 3 million dollars, the Divo will cost 5 million euros, around $ 5.87 million dollars at today's exchange rate. The model bears his name in tribute to Alberto Divo, the French driver who won the Targa Florio race for Bugatti on a mountainous circuit of Sicily in the late 1920s. The Bugatti Divo has a light weight, more aerodynamic strength, as well as a stronger g stronger to improve its management. The model will also have a new design language. "The Divo is made for the corners," said Bugatti president Stephan Winkelmann. "With this project, the Bugatti team has had an opportunity to interpret DNA in terms of agility, handling and much better performance." Surely the Divo will have many of the characteristics of the Chiron. Among those could be the 8.0-liter W-16 engine with four turbos that produces 1,479 horsepower and 1,180 foot-pounds of torque. We will learn more about the Divo when it is presented at Pebble Beach next August 24th. Source: Bugatti

The authorities say they have never seen one like it. A huge iceberg has moved to a town in western Greenland, forcing the partial evacuation of its inhabitants. The iceberg rises above the houses of the village of Innaarsuit, of about 200 inhabitants. The authorities ordered the evacuation of the inhabitants who were located in the part closest to the sea to avoid being affected by the waves that may produce the movement of the iceberg. "We are afraid that a large piece of ice will fall into the water and generate large waves that can cause irreparable damage in the locality," Susanne Eliassen , one of the local leaders, told the Sermitsiag newspaper . The authorities reported that the ice mass has not moved in the last hours. However, the risk remains because the electric power generator and the fuel tanks are close to the coast. Some experts have warned that these huge pieces of ice will continue to appear more frequently due to climate change. And that can affect coastal locations. In June, scientists at New York University had released images of a large block of ice that broke off near the east coast of Greenland. Now you can receive notifications from BBC News World. Download the new version of our app and activate them to not miss our best content