Síntesis informativa - 17 de septiembre 2020
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Covid-19 Live Updates: Drugmaker Shares Details of Its Vaccine Trial
The document suggests that the first analysis of the trial data may not be conducted until late December, and that there may not be enough information then to determine whether the vaccine works. Subsequent analyses, scheduled for March and May, are more likely to provide an answer.
U.S. Jobless Claims Fall, but Layoffs Continue: Live Updates
Initial claims for state benefits totaled 790,000 before adjusting for seasonal factors, the Labor Department reported Thursday. The weekly tally, down from 866,000 the previous week, is roughly four times what it was before the coronavirus pandemic shut down many businesses in March.
What Trump’s Environmental Rollbacks Mean for Global Warming
President Trump has made dismantling federal climate policies a centerpiece of his administration. A new analysis from the Rhodium Group finds those rollbacks add up to a lot more planet-warming emissions.
Small Tech Stocks Soar as the Future Arrives Early
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated trends that were building for years by forcing large swaths of the population to work from home and shop online. And many obscure companies are taking off, driven by investors who expect them to flourish in an economy whose future arrived ahead of schedule.
Senate Democrats Present $350 Billion Strategy to Counter China
Senate Democrats plan on Thursday to present their most comprehensive strategy yet to confront and compete with China, rolling out sprawling legislation that would provide more than $350 billion over a decade to build the United States’ industrial capacity and challenge Beijing.
U.S. Official Visits Taiwan, and China Warns of Consequences
TAIPEI, Taiwan — A senior U.S. envoy arrived in Taiwan on Thursday to attend a memorial service for former President Lee Teng-hui, in the Trump administration’s latest move to bolster its support of the island in defiance of threats from Beijing.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/world/asia/us-official-taiwan-china.html
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RUSSIA TODAY
European Parliament calls for international probe into alleged Navalny poisoning &
suspension of Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline
The European Parliament has pushed to halt construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline between Germany and Russia, and for an international investigation into the alleged poisoning of Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny.
https://www.rt.com/russia/500929-european-parliament-navalny-nord-stream/
Rich nations bought up half of Covid vaccine future supply, Oxfam says as Russia offers affordable options to developing countries
More than half of all future Covid-19 vaccine doses will be concentrated in the hands of wealthy states comprising just about 13 percent of the world population, Oxfam warns without mentioning the options offered by Russia.
https://www.rt.com/news/500930-covid-vaccine-rich-nations-russia/
Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg testifies in Assange’s defense, says WikiLeaks exposed ‘war crimes’ in ‘public interest’
Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg – whose ‘Pentagon Papers’ leak exposed illegal US bombing during the Vietnam War – said Julian Assange would not see a fair trial if extradited to the US, comparing the publisher’s case to his own.
https://www.rt.com/news/500895-daniel-ellsberg-assange-testimony/
EU must not ‘fall into trap’ of ending trade talks with Britain but no deal is better than bad deal – top French negotiator
France's top negotiator said that, despite the tense situation, the EU should not be provoked into ending trade talks with the UK early. He also urged Britain to drop the “madman's strategy” in negotiations.
https://www.rt.com/news/500937-france-uk-trade-talks/
China threatens to make ‘necessary response’ ahead of US official’s Taiwan visit Beijing has lodged a complaint with Washington ahead of a visit by US Undersecretary for Economic Affairs Keith Krach to Taiwan as China opposes any official exchanges between Washington and the island.
https://www.rt.com/news/500925-china-us-taiwan-visit/
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AL JAZEERA
UN: Maduro's security forces committed 'crimes against humanity'
The government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has committed systematic human rights violations including killings and torture amounting to crimes against humanity, United Nations investigators said in a report on Wednesday.
Reasonable grounds existed to believe that Maduro and his interior and defence ministers ordered or contributed to the crimes documented in the report to silence opposition, the investigators said.
American 'spy' held in Venezuela not sent by US: Elliott Abrams
A United States citizen held by Venezuelan authorities on accusations of being an American spy was not sent to Venezuela by the US government, a senior Trump administration official said on Wednesday.
Venezuela's chief prosecutor Tarek William Saab on Monday announced charges of terrorism and weapons trafficking against Matthew John Heath, detained last week in the South American country where socialist President Nicolas Maduro is deeply at odds with the US.
Turkey open to Mediterranean Sea talks but 'determined': Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday Ankara was open to "constructive" talks but would remain determined in its eastern Mediterranean standoff with Greece.
Erdogan made the comments in a videoconference call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel before an EU summit next week, at which the bloc will discuss imposing sanctions on Turkey over its search for energy in waters claimed by Cyprus and Greece.
Clashes after woman, suspected rebels killed in Kashmir fighting
Hundreds of angry residents clashed with government forces on Thursday in the main city of Indian-administered Kashmir after three suspected rebels and a woman were killed in a gunfight, police and witnesses said.
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GLOBAL TIMES
Illusion for the US to use WTO to contain China
The World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday said that the US violated international trade rules by imposing tariffs on China in 2018 during the US-initiated trade war. Unsurprisingly, Washington expressed its dissatisfaction with the result, by describing the WTO as "completely inadequate." US President Donald Trump said he had to "do something about the WTO because they've let China get away with murder."
The WTO's latest ruling exposed the US' unilateral and unethical behavior. The US is no longer capable of leading the world in an anti-China alliance. It should know that the multilateral trading system, under the leadership of the WTO, is still the mainstream of the world.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1201148.shtml
The term ‘new Non-Aligned Movement’ is too simplistic in multilateral world
Some small- and medium-sized countries have been increasingly feeling the pressure of choosing sides between China and the US, as tensions mount between the two and the politics of Washington heats up.
For example, Indonesia delivered a message before the recent ASEAN foreign ministers' meetings, saying that ASEAN does not want to get trapped by China-US rivalry. The term "new Non-Aligned Movement" has also been voiced in Asia and Latin America.
In this case, the "new Non-Aligned Movement" concept falls into a trap. It uses a way of viewing the international situation with a traditional binary way of thinking. It perceives the inter-state relationship from the perspective of geopolitical confrontation. Moreover, some countries seek to ease the pressure of "choosing sides" by using certain historical memories for their courses of action
China and the member states have long held consensus on enhancing South-South cooperation and establishing a new order in international community. This is exactly the purpose of the Non-Aligned Movement. In this sense, the so-called new Non-Aligned Movement separates China's friendly relations with other member countries and goes against the purposes of the organization.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1201243.shtml
Why China can replace US to become Germany's largest export market: MOFCOM
China has replaced US to become Germany's largest export market for the first time in the second quarter (Q2) as a result of the win-win cooperation in accordance with the market principles that has met the market needs of both sides, said Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Thursday.
From April to June, German exports to China reached nearly 23 billion euros ($27billion) while the exports to the US fell to 20 billion euros.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1201222.shtml
Pompeo insists on Iran sanctions
of State Mike Pompeo insisted on Wednesday that the US will enforce new "United Nations (UN)" sanctions on Iran starting next week, despite overwhelming consensus that Washington is out of bounds.
Trump has already enforced sweeping unilateral US sanctions on Iran, inflicting a heavy toll in a bid to curb the clerical state's regional influence.
The UN has clearly said that it cannot proceed with the reimposition of UN sanctions, with 13 of the Security Council's 15 nations objecting to the US move.
European allies of the US say that they support extending the arms embargo but want to preserve a diplomatic solution on the nuclear issue, which they see as more important.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1201187.shtml
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LE MONDE
Une Europe plus verte, plus numérique et plus « géopolitique » : Ursula von der Leyen veut relancer ses grands projets
La présidente de la Commission a profité de son discours sur « l’état de l’Union » pour revenir à ses priorités.
Jean-Pierre Stroobants y Virginie Malingre
La présidente a également insisté sur la nécessité pour l’Union européenne (UE) d’accélérer sa transition technologique. Sans quoi « d’autres agiront avant nous et fixeront les normes », a-t-elle plaidé, en insistant sur les données industrielles, l’intelligence artificielle ou la 5G. Elle a notamment promis de mettre en place, pour chaque citoyen de l’UE, une « identité numérique européenne » qui « pourra être utilisée partout en Europe pour tout faire, louer un vélo ou payer ses impôts ». Et s’est engagée à ce que 20 % des 750 milliards d’euros du plan de relance servent à financer la digitalisation de l’économie.
Les Etats-Unis organisent la confrontation avec les Européens sur le nucléaire iranien
La politique américaine de « pression maximale » cherche à rendre impossible une réhabilitation complète de l’accord sur le nucléaire.
Cet objectif explique le refus américain de tout compromis concernant l’embargo sur les armes légères, qui arrive à expiration le 18 octobre. Washington voulait sa reconduction, Pékin et la Russie s’y opposent. Les Européens, eux, ont cherché une voie médiane. « On a avancé de nombreuses formules alternatives pour traiter les questions de sécurité soulevées par la fin de l’embargo, affirme une source diplomatique française. Il y a eu beaucoup d’échanges avec les Etats-Unis autour des idées que nous avons présentées, mais leur position est intransigeante. »
RDC : des groupes armés du Sud-Kivu promettent un cessez-le-feu
Depuis le début de l’année, 139 morts violentes ont été enregistrées dans cette province de l’est de la République démocratique du Congo.
Les combattants de la Force de résistance patriotique de l’Ituri (FRPI) attendent la mise en œuvre de l’accord qu’ils ont signé fin février avec des ministres du gouvernement central. La représentante de l’ONU en RDC, Leïla Zerrougui, s’est récemment opposée à l’amnistie des membres des groupes armés et à leur intégration dans l’armée régulière en échange de leur démobilisation.
« Une évolution profonde et durable se dessine au Moyen-Orient : l’émergence de la Chine »
Dans sa chronique, Alain Frachon, éditorialiste au « Monde », relève que, sans se froisser avec aucun des pays de la région, pourtant féroces les uns avec les autres, la Chine a réussi à se faire une place de choix dans cette partie du monde.
Alain Frachon
La Chine conforte les régimes dictatoriaux, majoritaires au Moyen-Orient, en leur vendant les technologies de surveillance les plus avancées. Elle n’a pas d’opinion sur le conflit israélo-palestinien (elle suit la Russie à l’ONU). Elle ne prend pas partie dans la confrontation entre Téhéran et Riyad, qui nourrit le déséquilibre stratégique régional. La Chine achète aux uns et aux autres, elle investit chez les uns et les autres. En ces terres marquées par les trois grands monothéismes, la Chine marxisto-léniniste-confucianiste s’autorise un œcuménisme de bon aloi.
La justice américaine inculpe sept personnes dans une vaste affaire d’espionnage informatique
Cinq pirates informatiques chinois et deux de leurs complices sont accusés d’avoir multiplié les piratages, touchant une centaine d’entreprises.
Il y a peu de chance que les pirates inculpés soient un jour traduits devant la justice américaine. L’accusation a plutôt pour but d’envoyer un message, par ricochet, au gouvernement chinois. Washington reproche à Pékin de détourner les yeux de l’activité crapuleuse de groupes de pirates afin de pouvoir les utiliser, ponctuellement mais régulièrement, pour des missions d’espionnage économique, que Washington tente par tous les moyens de contrer.
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DEUTSCHE WELLE
Ecuador: CNE elimina a cuatro partidos incluido el de Rafael Correa
El Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) de Ecuador eliminó del Registro Permanente de Organizaciones Políticas a Fuerza Compromiso Social (lista 5), del expresidente Rafael Correa, así como a otros tres movimientos, por un supuesto incumplimiento de disposiciones en el trámite de inscripción, según trascendió este miércoles
El CNE comunicó que, además, ha cancelado de su registro a los movimientos Justicia Social (lista 11), Libertad es pueblo (lista 9) y Podemos (lista 33), quienes también habían apelado esa decisión ante el Tribunal Contencioso Electoral (TCE).
https://m.dw.com/es/ecuador-cne-elimina-a-cuatro-partidos-incluido-el-de-rafael-correa/a-54956030
¿Está la relación comercial China-UE en la encrucijada?
Indiferente ante las metáforas sobre igualdad de condiciones y claramente impasible ante las veladas, pero diplomáticas amenazas por su historial de derechos humanos, China se va de la cumbre virtual de esta semana con la UE sintiéndose bastante complacida por cómo salió todo. Antes del encuentro, se hablaba del espanto de los líderes europeos ante los llamados "campos de reeducación" de Xinjiang y la brutal opresión de los uigures musulmanes, ante la Ley de Seguridad Nacional en Hong Kong y la restricción de las libertades, ante los desequilibrios comerciales y la falta de reciprocidad para las empresas europeas.
https://m.dw.com/es/está-la-relación-comercial-china-ue-en-la-encrucijada/a-54954935
Von der Leyen: Una "Europa geopolíticamente activa debe ser líder"
Su primer discurso sobre el estado de la unión fue extraordinariamente largo y extraordinariamente concreto en algunos puntos. En estos tiempos de crisis, tiene que transmitir una confianza extraordinaria. La crisis como oportunidad fue el hilo conductor de las palabras de Ursula von der Leyen, que ocupa el cargo desde diciembre de 2019
https://m.dw.com/es/von-der-leyen-una-europa-geopolíticamente-activa-debe-ser-líder/a-54948054
West Coast fires will cost US economy dearly
The wildfires ravaging America's West Coast have sent thousands fleeing and will leave behind destruction, uncertainty and huge bills. The disruption to the economy should not be underestimated.
https://m.dw.com/en/economic-impact-california-wildfires-us-west-coast/a-54956210
Hurricane Sally swamps US Gulf Coast with flooding and torrential rain
Hurricane Sally touched down on the coast of Alabama in the US early Wednesday morning local time, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) confirmed, killing at least one person and bringing with it torrential rains and a surge of ocean water that could cause devastating flooding in the days to come.
The Category 2 hurricane moved ashore at a slow 5 kilometers (3 miles) per hour, hitting the Gulf Coast with winds blowing 165 kilometers per hour.
The coastal areas of the states of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida are particularly vulnerable to damage from the hurricane, the NHC said.
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BLOOMEBERG
Gas Companies Are Abandoning Their Wells, Leaving Them to Leak Methane Forever
Just one orphaned site in California could have emitted more than 30 tons of methane. There are millions more like it
Fed Sees Rates Near Zero Through 2023 to Boost Jobs, Prices
Federal Reserve officials held interest rates near zero and signaled they would stay there for at least three years, vowing to delay tightening until the U.S. gets back to maximum employment and 2% inflation.
An Oil Giant’s Case for Peak Demand, Even Without Climate Heroics
BP’s annual energy outlook sees consumption topping out in the next decade even in its most likely scenarios.
That’s the main takeaway from BP Plc’s annual energy outlook published this week outlining a handful of scenarios for the future of global fuel and electricity demand, and it’s a big admission in its own right. Even bigger is the way BP concludes it will happen: not because of aggressive policies aimed at reaching net-zero global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, nor as a result of carbon prices or other interventions aimed at limiting global temperature rise to 2° Celsius over pre-industrial levels. No, BP says that even if energy policy keeps evolving at pretty much the pace it is today, oil demand will still start declining.
Bill Gates Warns Climate Change Is an Even Harder Problem Than the Pandemic
“We’re short about two dozen great innovations.”
The world could use some big breakthroughs—a vaccine to combat coronavirus and innovations to mitigate climate change among them. The Microsoft Corp. co-founder speaks with Bloomberg’s Erik Schatzker about his passion for both, the nightmare that is misinformation, and the difference between Elon Musk and Steve Jobs.
Elon Musk’s Next Big Thing Is 40,000 Satellites Beaming Broadband
He hopes low-Earth orbits will help him succeed where so many others have failed.
Every few years, someone comes along promising to disrupt the satellite industry. They burn through billions in cash before ambition crashes back down to Earth. Since the late 1990s, Globalstar, Iridium, Leosat, Skybridge, Teledesic, and other companies have attempted to rewrite space communications, only to collapse or shrink into a niche that poses little threat to the incumbents.
Tencent Clinches Deal to Show England’s Premier League in China
Social media and gaming giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. will show English Premier League soccer in China after the previous local partner stopped paying broadcast fees.
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WALL STREET JOURNAL
Trump Administration Pushes for U.S. Control of TikTok
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, other officials have sought U.S. ownership stake well above 50%
Trump administration officials are looking to give American investors a majority share of the company that will take over the Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok, according to people familiar with the matter.
Oil Producers’ Best Customers Are in Trouble
Oil-demand forecasts keep getting cut; source of those reductions should be cause for concern
Oil-producing nations have shown remarkable discipline so far in making sure the global supply will be somewhat predictable. Demand, however, is proving much more elusive.
Microsoft and Sony Square Off With Multiple Game Consoles; Amazon Music Joins the Podcast Battle
Sony said it would sell two versions of the PlayStation 5 when it debuts in November, matching Microsoft’s strategy of launching two new Xbox consoles the same month. Rolling out two gaming systems at once is a new ploy for the longtime rivals, the Journal reports. Analysts say it could lead to stronger demand out of the gate than at the start of past console launches.
TikTok Strives to Settle Privacy Lawsuit as Oracle Deal Nears
Litigation says app scanned users’ faces and voices without proper consent
Lawyers for TikTok are pushing to settle a lawsuit in Illinois alleging the video-sharing app improperly collects data from its users, many of them underage, as its Chinese parent company closes in on a deal with Oracle Corp.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/tiktok-strives-to-settle-privacy-lawsuit-as-oracle-deal-nears-11600125227?mod=hp_minor_pos6 ______________________________________________________________________________________
EL PAÍS
Trump insiste en que la vacuna contra la covid-19 estará lista en octubre contra el criterio de su experto en salud
El director del Centro para el Control de Enfermedades sostiene que la distribución masiva del fármaco se hará a finales de 2021. El mandatario lo contradice: es “información incorrecta”
Robert Redfield, director del Centro para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés), quien proyectó una distribución masiva para el verano de 2021.
La ONU acusa al Gobierno de Maduro de crímenes contra la humanidad
Un año después de haberse constituido, la Misión Internacional Independiente de determinación de los hechos que ordenó las Naciones Unidas para Venezuela presentó este miércoles en Bruselas un demoledor informe que, por primera vez, establece responsabilidades individuales sobre graves violaciones de derechos humanos cometidas por el Gobierno Venezuela. El reporte, de 443 páginas, califica los delitos cometidos como de lesa humanidad y señala como responsables directos al presidente, Nicolás Maduro; a Diosdado Cabello, número dos del chavismo y presidente de la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente; a los ministros de Interior, Néstor Reverol, y Defensa, Vladimir Padrino López, y a los jefes de los servicios de inteligencia, junto a otros 45 funcionarios del régimen venezolano.
Bolivia declara la emergencia nacional desbordada por los incendios forestales
Más de medio millón de hectáreas arden a las puertas de la Amazonía mientras la crisis ambiental agita la confrontación electoral
Analistas e historiadores consideran que la caída de Morales comenzó con la reacción de parte de la opinión pública ante los incendios que hace un año destruyeron cinco millones de hectáreas y que fueron especialmente dolorosos para la población de Santa Cruz
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PÁGINA 12
Daniel Ellsberg, el analista que filtró los "Papeles del Pentágono", defendió a Julian Assange
Daniel Ellsberg, exanalista de las Fuerzas Armadas de Estados Unidos que filtró en 1971 los “Papeles del Pentágono”, declaró en el juicio de extradición contra Julian Assange. Durante la presidencia de Richard Nixon, Ellsberg envió 7.000 páginas de documentos clasificados sobre la guerra de Vietnam al New York Times y luego al Washington Post. Los documentos mostraron que el gobierno norteamericano había decidido continuar la guerra aun sabiendo que no la ganarían y que causaría miles de muertes en sus filas. Ahora, el fiscal James Lewis que representa a la Justicia estadounidense intentó mostrar que a diferencia de las filtraciones hechas por Ellsberg, Wikileaks puso en riesgo la vida de informantes secretos. Sin embargo el exmiembro de las FFAA rechazó ese contrapunto. “Estoy totalmente en desacuerdo con la teoría del 'buen Ellsberg / mal Assange'”, sostuvo el analista informático.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/292596-daniel-ellsberg-el-analista-que-filtro-los-papeles-del-penta
A 40 años del atentado que terminó con Somoza
El 17 de septiembre de 1980 el nicaragüense Anastasio Somoza Debayle encontró la muerte en el Paraguay de Alfredo Stroessner sobre la avenida Generalísimo Franco. Los tres dictadores quedaron unidos en tiempo y espacio por un atentado cometido hace 40 años que sacudió al mundo. La operación Reptil acabó con la vida del último tirano de una dinastía que había comenzado en 1937 su padre, Anastasio Somoza García, en la tierra de los poetas Rubén Darío y Ernesto Cardenal. La autopsia determinó que tenía 25 orificios de bala en el cuerpo, un cuerpo calcinado por un lanzacohetes RPG-2 que falló al primer tiro pero no al segundo arrojado sobre el Mercedes Benz blanco donde viajaba. Dos argentinos protagonizaron la acción: Enrique Gorriarán Merlo vació el cargador de su fusil de asalto M-19 sobre el parabrisas y su compañero del ERP, Hugo Irurzun, el capitán Santiago, completó la faena con el disparo que hizo explotar el auto.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/292529-a-40-anos-del-atentado-que-termino-con-somoza
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EL TIEMPO
Indígenas tumbaron la estatua del conquistador Sebastián de Belalcázar
Se trataría de indígenas de la etnia Misak, la cual sería una de las afectadas durante la época de la conquista española en América del Sur. Esta comunidad indígena realizaba hoy una protesta en la ciudad.
Gobierno, con ojo avizor por venezolanos para elecciones de 2022
Al intervenir este miércoles en un encuentro con miembros de la reserva activa de las Fuerzas Militares, el presidente Iván Duque respondió a la inquietud planteada por algunos exintegrantes de la tropa ante la posibilidad de que ciudadanos venezolanos puedan tomar parte en las elecciones del 2022 interfiriendo con las decisiones de los colombianos.
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LA JORNADA
Trump: se penalizará a México si no lucha más contra el narco
Washington. El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, amenazó ayer con penalizar a México si no hace más para combatir el narcotráfico.
A menos que el gobierno demuestre un progreso sustancial en el próximo año respaldado por datos verificables, México correrá un grave riesgo de que se concluya que no ha cumplido de manera demostrable sus compromisos internacionales de control de drogas, dijo el mandatario en un memorando publicado por la Casa Blanca.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/2020/09/17/politica/008n1pol
MAS de Bolivia encabeza intención de votos en elecciones
La Paz. El candidato a la presidencia de Bolivia Luis Arce, del Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS), encabeza la intención de voto por amplio margen a casi un mes de las elecciones, según una encuesta nacional difundida este miércoles.
Arce, quien fue ministro de Economía en el gobierno de Morales (2006-2019), tiene 29.2 por ciento de las preferencias, seguido por el ex presidente de centro derecha Carlos Mesa con 19 por ciento, para los comicios del 18 de octubre, de acuerdo al sondeo de la fundación católica Jubileo y una red de universidades.
Periodista remplazará a Rafael Correa en las elecciones en Ecuador
Quito. El periodista Carlos Rabascall remplazará al ex presidente de Ecuador, Rafael Correa (2007-2017), como precandidato a la Vicepresidencia del país en los comicios de 2021, luego de que el ex mandatario quedara inhabilitado de participar por un fallo judicial, informó este miércoles la opositora coalición Unión por la Esperanza (Unes).
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