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The 9/11 terrorist attack was Al Qaeda’s greatest success, but also “a kind of suicide” for the organization, says international analyst Roberto Heimovits. Twenty-five years later, the group survived and its threat shifted to affiliates that take advantage of the fragility of some states, especially in Africa.
This Thursday he meets with President Keiko Fujimori and according to the Government Palace, the meeting “will allow deepening the strategic alliance between both countries and strengthening cooperation ties on priority issues for our country.”
The oil agreement with the United States reduces the space that China and Russia occupied in Venezuela for years, although Caracas assures that its commitments with both countries remain in force. For political scientist José Vicente Carrasquero, the key lies in who now controls the resource: “The oil still belongs to Venezuela, but the control of those 65 billion barrels is being assumed by the United States.”
Donald Trump shared a map in which the red and white stripes of the United States flag cover Mexico, the Caribbean, and Canada, as well as Greenland and Iceland
Iran warned the United States that “the rules of the game have changed” and threatened harsher responses to new attacks. International analyst Carlos Novoa told El Comercio that the current scenario could lead to a low-intensity war with no end, where bombings and reprisals “can be maintained indefinitely” without necessarily leading to a new large-scale conflict
“Americans must have understood that the era of proportional responses is over,” declared Mohamad Baqer Qalibaf, the chief Iranian negotiator,
Around 40% of the victims of the worst terrorist attacks in the U.S. have not been formally identified through their remains. Scientific efforts and the development of genetics have enabled advances in the longest forensic investigation in the history of the North American giant.
Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez agree that Venezuela is not yet ready to hold elections, but analysts consulted by El Comercio question the reasons behind the message and warn that the delay could be more related to the power interests of the Chavista and the economic interests of the American than to the lack of conditions for voting.
The Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt, who made a fortune during chavismo, is now a key figure in the millionaire oil deal between Venezuela and the United States. For analyst Andrés Cañizález, his selection raises doubts: “He is not the best partner”
“Have no doubt about that, there will be an electoral process, but under the conditions in which Venezuela is prepared,” responded Delcy Rodríguez to a journalist during a conference in Caracas after the signing of millionaire energy agreements with the United States