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Likewise, the Frente Amplio Venezuela Libre has expressed its fear that the authorities will use it as an 'excuse' to 'deepen the' repression '. The Frente Amplio Venezuela Libre has questioned that the "confusing event" that occurred on Saturday while the country's president, Nicolás Maduro, delivered a speech at a military ceremony in Caracas is really an attack, as the Government has defined it, and has expressed its fear that the authorities use it as an "excuse" to "deepen the repression". "Today an irregular event occurred on Avenida Bolivar in Caracas while Nicolás Maduro gave a speech to National Guard officials, accompanied by several members of his Cabinet," the Broad Front, which brings together the Venezuelan opposition. In the middle of Maduro's speech, explosions have been heard that have forced the presidential guard to evacuate the Chavez leader and his government. On the street, the uniformed, who were in military formation, have fled in a stampede. At least seven troops have been injured. Soldiers of Flannels, a group that would be formed by military against the Government, has claimed responsibility for this attack on Twitter. The government, for its part, has denounced an attempt to assassinate Maduro that it has attributed to a "foreign conspiracy". According to his account, the Venezuelan and Colombian "ultra-right" have allied themselves orchestrated by the Colombian president, Juan Manuel Santos, to overthrow the 'chavismo'. From Colombia, they have denied these accusations. In the opinion of the opposition, "it remains to be seen if it was really an attack, a fortuitous accident or any of the other versions that circulate through social networks", so "the responsible would be to wait for the pertinent investigations to be carried out".

The opposition has rejected the results, which give more than 50% of the votes to Mnangagwa. The ZANU-PF has been awarded two thirds of the parliamentary seats. Emmerson Mnangagwa has won the presidential elections held last Monday in Zimbabwe, according to the results released on Thursday by the Electoral Commission, which has indicated that the leader of the ruling party would have won 50.8% of the vote. The interim president has obtained 2.46 million votes compared to the 2.15 million votes obtained by the leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), Nelson Chamisa, who has reached 44.3% of the ballots. Mnangagwa has assured this Friday that he feels "honored" to be elected president and has called the unit after "being divided at the polls." "This is a new beginning, we join hands, in peace, unity and love, and together we build a new Zimbabwe for all!", Said Mnangagwa through his account on the social network Twitter. If confirmed, Mnangagwa and the ruling party, ZANU-PF, would be the clear winners of the first general elections held by Zimbabwe after the end of the Mugabe era. The electoral commission announced on Wednesday that ZANU-PF has been awarded two thirds of the seats in Parliament. Then, the opposition responded with street protests in Harare, which left six dead. The opposition rejects the results The general secretary of the party, Morgen Komichi, has indicated on Friday that the formation has rejected the results of the presidential elections shortly after the current president of the country was declared the winner of the elections. Komichi's words have been delivered in a televised speech from the headquarters of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, where the results have been announced. Likewise, he has asserted that the MDC has not been able to verify the information provided before the police made the opposition leaders leave the premises. On Wednesday, at least six people were killed and several wounded in riots in Harare when supporters of the MDC took to the streets to reject the results of the parliamentary elections, which give the victory to the ruling party, ZANU-PF. Mugabe, with his wife Resignation of Mugabe Robert Mugabe presented his resignation last November, a week after the army took control of the country. Mugabe, who has ruled the country for 37 years, had so far resisted the pressures, despite the massive protests against him and the negotiations with the Army and the emissaries sent by South Africa. Mugabe resigned to avoid the ignominy of being dismissed, while a joint session of the lower house and the Senate was held in which Mugabe's ruling party, the African National Union of Zimbabwe-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), and the The main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T), was going to approve the process of their dismissal.

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The price of gasoline in Venezuela is so cheap that only one dollar (according to the lowest official rate) is enough to pay 28.795 liters, or fill almost 720 tanks of medium vehicles. The Government of Venezuela has begun today a vehicle census to end the "waste" and "smuggling" of gasoline, which costs that nation several million dollars each year. The country's executive vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, has said in a statement broadcast on state television VTV that the "main" objective of the census is "to attack the smuggling mafias that take the fuel of the Venezuelan people to sustain undemocratic regimes", in reference to the Government of Colombia. The price of gasoline in Venezuela is so cheap that only one dollar (according to the lowest official rate) is enough to pay 28.795 liters, or fill almost 720 tanks of medium vehicles. According to the Administration of President Nicolás Maduro, this generates the "waste" of citizenship and promotes smuggling to Colombia, where the price of fuel is substantially higher. This census, which will link the vehicles to the "card of the fatherland", a parallel record that the government created last year and that delivers millions of bolivars in subsidies each month, will allow "reordering the subsidy mechanisms that (...) will accord to each citizen, "according to the Government.

The president of the European Commission considers that the states of the European Union should increase their contributions. The president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, responded on Wednesday to the Spanish government's request for help in dealing with migratory flows by saying that the available resources are "limited" and that they are the states of the European Union ( EU) those who must increase their contributions. "I am fully aware that the needs expressed by Morocco require a much higher financial effort, as you well know the resources of the EU Trust Fund for North Africa are unfortunately limited," Juncker said in his letter to President Pedro Sánchez . The Luxembourgian also reminds him that on July 25 the Commission, the High Representative of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Austrian Presidency of the Union urged the Twenty-eight through a joint declaration to "feed" the fund to control migration from North Africa "with amounts that meet real expectations". In this sense, Juncker has ensured that as soon as they have the necessary funds, Spain will have more help this year as well as in 2019 and has assured that for Brussels "it will remain a matter of maximum priority". In his letter he also confirmed that the Commission also received on July 27 a request for emergency assistance for the Civil Guard from the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, which "is being evaluated as a matter of priority."

The EU and the USA. they resume their relations with a truce in the commercial war unleashed by the imposition of tariffs. It seems that preserving the "national security" of the United States is no longer a priority for Donald Trump. The North American president understands that to continue with the commercial war that he himself initiated against one of his historical allies and another great power as the European Union does not have any sense. Despite the low expectations shown by the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker before meeting with Donald Trump in Washington, the EU and EE. UU they have wanted to make a clean slate and have reached a truce in the commercial war unleashed by the imposition of tariffs by Washington on the importation of steel and aluminum. For now, there will be no new tariffs, the existing ones will be revised and a series of bilateral trade negotiations will be carried out. During the night of Wednesday, in an unexpected press conference in the Rose Garden of the White House, Trump and Juncker made public this new agreement that integrates four lines of work: The first commitment is to work together towards zero tariffs. Second, they have agreed to work together on energy issues. The third point of the commitment is to reopen the dialogue to reduce tariffs on chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and soybeans (exports that are plummeting in the US as a consequence, precisely, of the trade war against China). Finally, they have decreed to resume the negotiation to unify technical standards and regulations that often act as non-commercial tariffs. Gone are the threats, the scorn and the discussions that have occupied the covers during the last months. Nobody knows with certainty how all this will be translated into practice, what is clear is that keeping such a dispute open was unnecessary because nobody won and everyone lost.

The last balance has raised the number of deaths to 85, but there are still many missing. A great waterspout has turned the suburbs of Athens into torrents, leaving neighbors trapped. The Greek government has affirmed on Thursday that there are "serious indications" that the fires registered in Greece in recent days, around the capital, Athens, were provoked. The Minister of Citizen Protection, Nikos Toskas, has stressed that the investigations are still underway, without giving more details about them, as has been collected by the local newspaper 'Ta Nea'. For its part, the government spokesman, Dimitris Tzanakopoulos, recalled that the Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, gave orders to investigate "all the facts quickly and methodically" so that "nothing was overlooked." During the day, the authorities have increased the number of people killed by the fires, although the balance could increase due to the number of wounded and disappeared. The first flames appeared on Monday in a pine forest near Kineta, 50 kilometers from Athens. The second began shortly after in Penteli, north of the capital. The fire also extended towards the east of the city. At the moment, the causes of the fires, frequent in Greece during the summer, are unknown. On Tuesday, Tsipras decreed three days of official mourning for the victims of the fires. Now also floods The search for victims and disappeared in the devastated areas continue, while this catastrophe is now added to floods in the northern suburbs of Athens. Firefighters, authorities and neighbors have no rest because only a few hours after taking control of the fires that ravaged the Athenian region of Attica, the streets of several municipalities have become torrents, flooded by a waterspout that has left many neighbors trapped in their homes or cars.

The new measures include the reduction of five zeros to the bolivar, the revision of the exchange regime and a plan to strengthen international reserves. Nicolás Maduro, the president of Venezuela, has announced new economic measures that include the reduction of five zeros to the bolivar, the revision of the exchange regime and a plan to strengthen international reserves. In this way, Maduro has postponed the monetary reconversion planned for August 4 until day 20 and has announced his decision that this measure reduce five zeros to the Venezuelan bolivar and not three as he had ordered at first. In this sense, he has indicated that the new monetary regime "will have an anchoring modality to the petro, the Venezuelan cryptocurrency" launched by his Government. Thus, the president has indicated that the new monetary system "will have a base of exchange and exchange based on the petro currency, whose price is determined according to the value of the Venezuelan oil basket." Also, the president of Venezuela has advanced that the National Constituent Assembly (ANC) will review a new law to allow the "free flow" of investments in the country, governed by state control of currencies. In this sense, Maduro has announced his intention to establish "a new constituent project (...) with the purpose of encouraging and allowing investment in foreign currency and eliminate the barriers corresponding to other times." On the other hand, has promised to "fully restore the purchasing power of the nation," a phrase that says a day after the International Monetary Fund predicted that inflation in Venezuela this year will reach 1,000,000%. Maduro has also announced the delivery to the Central Bank (BCV) of an important oil reserve to strengthen the financial muscle and international reserves of the issuing entity, as well as its ability to pay. In addition, the president of Venezuela has ordered the exoneration for one year of taxes on the importation of machinery and raw materials that will accelerate the country's growth.