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The German center-right politician, current president of the European po[CENSORED]r group (EPP) in the European Parliament, will be presented to the internal list of his political family, the largest in the European Union. The German center-right politician Manfred Weber (CSU), current president of the European po[CENSORED]r group (EPP) in the European Parliament, announced on Wednesday that he will be presented to the internal triple of his political family, the largest in the European Union, to be the new president of the European Commission (EC). After weeks of rumors and after explaining his intentions to his colleagues in the EPP parliamentary group, Weber made the announcement with a message on Twitter. "I want to be the candidate of EPP in the European elections of 2019 and become the next president of the European Commission, Europe needs a new beginning and more democracy," he said in his social network. This Thursday opens the deadline for candidates in the EPP to choose the successor of Jean-Claude Juncker if the conservative group wins the elections in May 2019 and gets enough support in the Chamber. The decision on what the EPP candidate will be will be taken at the formation Congress on November 7 in Helsinki.

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It is three years since the death of Aylan Kurdi, the three-year-old Syrian boy whose body was found on the coast of Turkey, an image that went around the world. At least 640 migrant children have died in the Mediterranean since 2014, according to the Save the Children warning, which recalls the third anniversary this Sunday of the death of Aylan Kurdi, the three-year-old Syrian boy whose body was found off the coast of Turkey. an image that went around the world. Since then, as indicated by the data of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the number of children drowned when trying to reach European coasts, has not stopped increasing and could be higher, since many of the Disappearances that occur are not certified or documented. Save The Children reminds that Spain, with 42% of all arrivals during the year, has received the arrival of migrants by sea in August in a volume that is "more than twice that of Greece and more than four times the from Italy". The organization warns that migrant and refugee children, especially those who travel alone, are the most vulnerable in these movements by sea and land against the risk of exploitation, violence and human trafficking. "It is necessary for the Government to lead a change in migration policies that allow refugee children to seek protection in Europe through legal channels, we can not allow more children to continue to risk their lives at sea or in the hands of the mafias ", claims the CEO of Save the Children, Andrés Conde.

The Supreme Electoral Tribunal of Brazil has established that the former Brazilian president can not appear because he was convicted of corruption. Your lawyers will appeal. The Supreme Electoral Tribunal of Brazil has established this Friday that former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is currently in prison, will not be able to run for presidential elections this year because he was convicted of corruption. The ruling, issued by a majority of four votes in favor against one against, clarifies some of the doubts surrounding these elections, the most tense that the country has lived in decades. The lawyers of the former president have already declared that they will appeal the decision of the court before the Supreme Court. Lula da Silva, despite being in prison, leads almost all the polls as a candidate for the elections, scheduled for next October 7. The terms Now, the party has 10 days to make the modification in the head of the list. The court also determined that Lula should not appear on his party's television and radio campaigns until the ballot has been effectively changed. Lula was imprisoned in April as part of a 12-year prison sentence accused of receiving bribes. The Federal Supreme Court of Brazil will evaluate this month Lula's appeal to be released and be able to join the presidential campaign that is already underway. Even if Lula is released while awaiting the outcome of appeals for his conviction, the Brazilian electoral laws prohibit the candidacies of those whose guilty verdicts have been ratified in a first appeal, as is the case of Lula.

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The Executive says that the only solution is to eradicate the high fiscal deficit, which it says has been accumulating for seven decades and deepened during the term of Cristina Fernandez. The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) has decided to raise interest rates to an unprecedented 60% to try to stop the unstoppable collapse of the peso, which this year has accumulated a loss of 102% against the dollar and 96% against the euro . While the Government tries to transmit normality before this complex situation - until now its measures are not having too much effect - the Argentine society returns to live hours of uncertainty due to the swings of its currency, which traditionally suffers continuous setbacks due to high inflation. The fuse of the crisis was ignited last April, when the rise in rates in the United States strongly affected emerging markets such as Argentina, which are very dependent on external financing, due to the consequent flight of capital to that country. Added to this situation is a severe drought, the rise in the world price of oil and the recently uncovered corruption scandal that affects businessmen and members of the previous government. These factors have caused the economy to grow from January to March for the fifth consecutive quarter to enter recession. "We do not believe that we are facing an economic failure, much less, Argentina is going to emerge strengthened from this process because we are taking all the necessary measures to resolve the structural adjustments of our economy," said the chief of staff, Marcos Peña. He also assured "there is no magic solution" for the crisis, has endorsed the Macrist policy and has ruled out that the country resorts, as it did in other occasions, to suspend the payment of the debt or to cling to the issue of money. In this sense, the Executive insists that the only solution is to definitively eradicate the high fiscal deficit, which he assures has been accumulating for seven decades and deepened during the mandate of Cristina Fernández (2007-2015). "In these difficult times, those of us who have political responsibility must have temperance, security and power in some way to transmit confidence," said Rogelio Frigerio, the interior minister. For his part, Macri has been adamant in negotiating salary adjustments in the public sector, with the intention of complying with the promise made months ago to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reduce the fiscal deficit in exchange for a multimillionaire credit line. Recently, the government received criticism for adjustments in other areas, such as health. This Wednesday, Macri announced that he asked the IMF to accelerate the advancement of a new disbursement of funds from the $ 50 billion credit granted last June for the next three years, after the 15,000 million dollars already received in that month. The objective, he explained, is to guarantee financing by 2019 and "eliminate uncertainty."

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