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The president of EE. UU has assured that the payment to silence two women during the electoral campaign of 2016 did not suppose a violation of the electoral laws. US President Donald Trump has tried to distance himself from the federal crime in which he was implicated on Tuesday by his personal ex-lawyer, Michael Cohen, by claiming that the payment to silence two women during the 2016 election campaign did not constitute a violation of the electoral laws. A day after Cohen pleaded guilty to several crimes and accused the president of having asked him to pay these two women to avoid talking about the alleged relationship they had with the then Republican candidate, Trump has minimized the case and accused to his exactogado to lie. "If someone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest not to hire the services of Michael Cohen!", Trump wrote early in his Twitter account, where he accused the lawyer of having "collapsed" and "invented stories." to achieve a pact "with the prosecutors who harassed him. Hours later, the president has questioned Cohen's version that his payment to the two women, which involved a violation of campaign finance laws, came "under the direction of the candidate," that is, Trump. "I found out later (of the payment to the two women), later," the president told the Fox News television network. Trump considers forgiving his former campaign boss Also, the president of EE. UU He has assured this Wednesday that he is considering forgiving his former campaign manager Paul Manafort, who was found guilty of bank and tax fraud, according to a Fox News reporter who has interviewed the president. The journalist of the American chain Ainsley Earhardt has indicated that Trump has told her in an interview on Wednesday that she would "consider" forgiving Manafort. "I think he feels bad for Manafort, they were friends," said Earhardt. The US network has published excerpts from the interview with Trump, but it will be broadcast in its entirety this Thursday morning. Among the fragments issued there is none in which Trump says he would consider forgiving Manafort.

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The man has been killed by the French police. Apparently, it is a family dispute, and not a terrorist attack. At least two people have died and another has been wounded after being attacked by a man with a white weapon shouting "Allah is the greatest", in the city of Trappes, in the Paris region. According to BFMTV, the two people killed by stabbing are the mother and sister of the aggressor. The attacker has been killed by police in the city of Trappes, according to French media reports. According to the first information, he was on the list of people potentially dangerous to national security for advocating terrorism. The events took place in the street Camille Claudel de Trappes, a town located in the metropolitan region of Paris, near Versailles. The suspect initially had entrenched himself, but was shot down by security forces, according to police sources quoted by France 3. The authorities have not determined for now that it is a terrorist incident and, in fact, point as the main hypothesis of what happened a family dispute. Once the operation was over, Gérard Collomb, Minister of the Interior of France, reminded the victims on Twitter and congratulated the security forces for their "response capacity" and "exemplary mobilization". The Islamic State, in a statement, broadcast through Telegram, whose authenticity could not be verified, has claimed the event. According to the Amaq agency, the author has been a "combatant" of the terrorist group.

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The former lawyer of the president and the former head of his electoral campaign have been found guilty of several crimes. One of them, in addition, has said that Trump urged him to commit a crime. Donald Trump, president of the United States, has received a double setback in his term, with only a few minutes of difference. Two former advisers face prison charges, and some of them have said that the president asked him to commit a crime, something that in all likelihood may affect the Republican prospects in the midterms, the upcoming general elections in November. In different courts, Trump's former campaign manager has been convicted of crimes of tax evasion and bank fraud, while the former personal lawyer of the president, Michael Cohen, has pleaded guilty to several crimes. "We have baptized Michael 'the Rat' Cohen," said a source close to the president. "A bad day for the local team," added the source, recognizing that these events could influence voter turnout and increase the risk that Republicans lose a majority of 23 seats in the House of Representatives. "This hurts our prospects in the face of midterms," he admitted. In addition, a Democratic victory would limit Trump's ability to push through legislation and increase the risk of petitions in favor of his 'impeachment'. Trump's plea pleads guilty to violating electoral campaign rules Michael Cohen, the ex-lawyer of Donald Trump, has today pleaded guilty to several crimes, including violating the rules of financing of electoral campaigns to buy the silence of women who had alleged relations with the now president of the United States. After months in the center of investigations, Cohen has finally accepted an agreement with the authorities, who also persecuted him for alleged tax evasion and bank fraud. In addition, Cohen has also testified that Trump urged him to commit a crime by agreeing payments to silence two women who claimed to have had an 'affair' with the president before the 2016 presidential election. The lawyer, who will be released on bail, will know his sentence on December 12 and faces the possibility of spending several years in jail, according to several American media. A court finds the former head of his election campaign guilty Paul Manafort, head of US President Donald Trump's election campaign, has been convicted of eight of the 18 charges of bank and tax fraud he was accused of. A federal jury in Virginia has declared Manafort guilty of five counts of tax fraud, two of bank fraud and one for hiding bank accounts abroad. Defense attorney Richard Westling has asked judge T.S. Ellis to grant them a period of 30 days to file an appeal requesting the total acquittal of the former campaign manager. "Mr. Manafort is disappointed that he did not get the acquittal or a full decision on all the charges, he is currently evaluating all the options," said another of his lawyers, Kevin Downing. Downing has also expressed Manafort's thanks to the judge for guaranteeing "a fair trial" and the jury for "their long and difficult deliberations." The Manafort case is part of the investigations of special prosecutor Robert Mueller on the alleged interference of Russia in the presidential elections of 2016 and the alleged links between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign. "It has nothing to do with me" US President Donald Trump has tried to distance himself from this conviction on charges of bank and tax fraud. "I feel very bad for Paul Manafort, it has nothing to do with me, nothing to do with the collusion of Russia," Trump said when arriving in West Virginia.

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the expert analyst Jesús torquemada says: Venezuela's economy remains the same, and therefore there is no reason to trust the sovereign bolivar. The Venezuelan bolivar is worth nothing. Neither the bolivar that worked so far nor the so-called sovereign bolivar, which has just come into force. The bolivar that had been up until now was devoured by a high inflation. To get a dollar on the black market, you had to pay 10 million bolivars. The government has removed five zeros and the resulting currency calls it a sovereign bolivar. So it may seem that what used to cost 10 million now only costs 100. But that does not mean that you will be able to get a dollar with 100 sovereign bolivars. Whoever has a dollar will not sell it for that price. The value of the coins depends on the confidence you have in them. Since nobody has confidence in the economic future of Venezuela, the bolivar was worth nothing. And this does not change overnight. Venezuela's economy remains the same, and therefore there is no reason to trust the sovereign bolivar. The Government says that the sovereign bolivar is backed by Venezuelan oil. Well, we're going wrong; Venezuela produces less and less oil and imports more and more gasoline. For the sake of the Venezuelans, we must hope that the monetary experiment of Maduro goes well, but it is difficult.

On Sunday, President Ashraf Ghani had announced a three-month ceasefire on the occasion of the Aid al-Adha. The Taliban have kidnapped more than a hundred passengers from three buses in the province of Kunduz, in northern Afghanistan, according to official sources. A group of Islamic fundamentalists has intercepted, on Monday morning, at least three buses loaded with passengers on an unsafe road in Khanabad district and have been transported to surrounding villages, according to Kunduz Police spokesman Inamullah Rahmani The hostages, including women and children, were traveling from Kabul to the northeastern provinces of Takhar and Badakhshan to celebrate the Muslim festival of the Aid al-Adha or Celebration of Sacrifice, which begins tomorrow. According to Rahmani, the Taliban had set up a checkpoint in the area to identify the members of the army who are currently traveling to their home villages through Aíd al Adha. The spokesman for the provincial governor, Esmatullah Muradi, has confirmed that so far the security forces have managed to rescue some women and children, while an operation is underway to release the rest of the passengers. Between 2014 and 2016, the Taliban and other armed groups have carried out several kidnappings of passengers on roads in different parts of the country; in some cases, ending with the execution of the hostages. Although the trend has fallen recently, there is still insecurity on the roads of the troubled provinces of Afghanistan. In June 2016, the Taliban executed 12 passengers, mostly civilians, in the south of the country, and kidnapped 47 in the north. On Sunday, President Ashraf Gani announced a three-month ceasefire with the Taliban on the occasion of Aíd al-Adha, with the condition that the jihadist training also implement the measure.