Síntesis informativa - 1 de junio 2020
THE NEW YORK TIMES
A sixth day of protest gives way to a night of unrest.
Fires burned outside the White House, the streets of New York City were gripped by mayhem and stores in Santa Monica, Calif., were looted after another day of peaceful protests descended into lawlessness in major cities across the United States.
The White House goes dark, and Trump blames antifa for violence.
Tweeting from a White House that had been darkened amid protests in the nation’s capital the evening before, President Trump emerged on Monday morning to blame the anti-fascist movement antifa for protests across the country and urged his supporters to look forward to the November election.
On Sunday night, the police fired tear gas and unleashed flash grenades near the White House to disperse protesters who had smashed the windows of prominent buildings, overturned cars and set fires, with smoke seen rising from close to the Washington Monument. The White House went dark, turning off almost all of its external lights, as protesters seethed outside.
States Warn That Virus May Doom Climate Projects
A billion-dollar program to protect cities from climate change is at risk of failing because of the pandemic.
Poor Countries Face a Debt Crisis ‘Unlike Anything We Have Seen’
Dozens of countries that borrowed from private investors have debt payments coming due as their economies have crashed because of the coronavirus.
As Virus Toll Preoccupies U.S., Rivals Test Limits of American Power
WASHINGTON — With the United States preoccupied by the sobering reality of more than 100,000 Americans dead from the coronavirus, China has pushed in recent weeks to move troops into disputed territory with India, continue aggressive actions in the South China Sea and rewrite the rules of how it will control Hong Kong.
At roughly the same time, Russian fighter jets roared dangerously close to American Navy planes over the Mediterranean Sea, while the country’s space forces conducted an antisatellite missile test clearly aimed at sending the message that Moscow could blind U.S. spy satellites and take down GPS and other communications systems. Russia’s military cyberunits were busy, too, the National Security Agency reported, with an innovative attack that may portend accelerated planning for a strike on email systems this election year.
China Offers Measured Response to Trump’s Move on Hong Kong
After staying quiet for days following President Trump’s move to curtail relations with Hong Kong, Beijing weighed in on Monday with a relatively measured response, suggesting that it might be waiting for details about Washington’s plan.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/world/asia/china-trump-hong-kong.html
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RUSSIA TODAY
America is CHRONICALLY ILL with racism, Beijing proclaims, as George Floyd rallies blight US cities
The death of African-American George Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police is a symptom that is sufficiently acute for the US to be diagnosed with “a chronic disease” of racism, China’s foreign ministry has declared.
https://www.rt.com/news/490375-us-chronic-racism-protests/
Trump is the only person in Washington who wants India and China to reconcile. Here’s why his plan won’t work
As India and China engage in another round of their decades-old border dispute in the Himalayas, Donald Trump could not resist the temptation to offer his services to “mediate and arbitrate” between the two Asian giants. Trump’s offer fell flat as both Delhi and Beijing immediately made it clear that they did not need mediators.
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/490398-trump-india-china-relations/
Yemen’s Houthis launch 2 drones in direction of Saudi Arabia – coalition
The Saudi-led coalition shot down two drones launched from Yemen in the direction of Saudi Arabia by the Houthi group, a coalition spokesman said on Monday. The drones were launched toward the border town of Khamis Mushait, Saudi state news agency SPA said.
https://www.rt.com/newsline/490382-yemen-houthis-drones-saudi/
Iran will carry on sending more fuel to Venezuela if requested by Maduro govt
Tehran is ready to continue fuel shipments to crisis-stricken Venezuela if its government requests that it does so, the Foreign Ministry said, as an Iranian tanker flotilla unloaded its cargo in Caracas’s ports.
https://www.rt.com/news/490368-iran-more-oil-venezuela/
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THE GUARDIAN
George Floyd: curfews fail to deter a new wave of protests across US
Cities across the US saw further unrest on Sunday as protests against police brutality and the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis raged on. Fires burned in the nation’s capital, including near the White House, on the sixth day of nationwide demonstrations.
Amid rising anger and frustration at the repeated failure of America’s policing system to address the staggering number of deaths of unarmed African Americans at the hands of officers, mayors of more than a dozen cities imposed curfews and governors of six states called in the national guard.
But the move did not deter protesters from gathering again in many cities as Sunday night drew in. Since Floyd’s death last week, more than 4,100 protesters have been arrested.
'Mr President, don't go hide': China goads US over George Floyd protests
After days of chaotic scenes in the US, on Sunday China’s foreign ministry spokeswoman, Hua Chunying posted “I can’t breathe” – Floyd’s last words – to Twitter, with a screenshot of her American counterpart criticising China’s crackdown on Hong Kong.
In a series of tweets and editorials over the weekend, Hu and his paper accused the US of hypocrisy.
“Mr President, don’t go hide behind the secret service,” said Hu (editor-in-chief of nationalist tabloid Global Times). “Go to talk to the demonstrators seriously. Negotiate with them, just like you urged Beijing to talk to Hong Kong rioters.”
Wars without end: why is there no peaceful solution to so much global conflict?
Today’s wars are mostly undeclared, undefined and inglorious affairs typically involving multiple parties, foreign governments, proxy forces, covert methods and novel weapons. They are conducted without regard for civilian lives, the Geneva conventions regulating armed conflict, or the interests of host populations in whose name they are fought.
Neat and tidy endings, even if sometimes illusory, are rarer these days. According to a survey published last week by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 60% of armed conflicts have been active for at least a decade and peace-making prospects globally are in decline.
The five: robots helping to tackle coronavirus
Automatons have been chipping in with the effort to beat Covid, from disinfecting hospitals to delivering groceries
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/may/31/the-five-robots-helping-to-tackle-coronavirus
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AL JAZEERA
Trump says US will designate Antifa 'terrorist organisation'
President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the United States would designate Antifa as a "terrorist organisation", despite concerns by legal experts, who say the president has no legal authority for such a designation and question how it would be implemented.
Antifa, short for anti-fascists, is an umbrella term for a far-left-leaning movement with no designated leadership that is opposed to far-right ideologies. Some anti-fascists confront neo-Nazis and white supremacist groups at demonstrations.
Bolsonaro saddles up to join rally against Brazil's top court
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro rallied supporters protesting against the Supreme Court for investigating the right-wing leader, mingling with the crowd and riding a police horse, as one of the court's justices compared the risks to Brazil's democracy with Hitler's Germany.
Sunday's rally took place in defiance of the advisory on social distancing to help contain the spread of the coronavirus that has already killed more than 29,000 people in Brazil.
Video shows semi-truck driving through protesters in Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA - A semi-truck drove through a crowd of thousands of protesters who were marching down a highway in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Sunday, witnesses told Al Jazeera.
Live video of the incident showed demonstrators rallying against the death of George Floyd - an unarmed Black man who died on Monday after a white police officer knelt on his neck - running as the truck appeared to charge them. The truck then came to a stop, and protesters begin to gather around it. Police said no serious injuries among the protesters had been reported.
Dozens killed in separate Burkina Faso attacks
At least 10 people were killed when an aid convoy was ambushed in Burkina Faso, the government said on Sunday, bringing to at least 50 the death toll from a string of attacks blamed on armed groups.
The ambush occurred on Saturday near the northern town of Barsalogho, it said in a statement, adding that an attack on a livestock market in the village of Kompienga in the eastern part of the country earlier in the day had killed 25 people, according to a provisional toll.
Egypt says 19 fighters killed in Sinai; 5 casualties among troops
The Egyptian military says it has killed at least 19 fighters during security operations in the northern part of the Sinai Peninsula, which also resulted in five casualties among troops
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LE MONDE
Des affrontements près de la Maison Blanche, des couvre-feux qui se multiplient… Le point sur la situation aux Etats-Unis
La colère qui a explosé à Minneapolis (Minnesota) après la mort de George Floyd, un homme noir de 46 ans tué par la police, s’est rapidement propagée à tout le pays.
Selon le New York Times, M. Trump a été mené la veille par le secret service, lors d’une manifestation similaire devant sa résidence, à l’abri dans un bunker souterrain. La police a tiré des gaz lacrymogènes dimanche devant la Maison Blanche pour disperser les personnes rassemblées.
Les violences avaient gagné samedi soir de nombreuses villes, dont New York, Philadelphie (Pennsylvanie), Dallas (Texas), Las Vegas (Nevada), Seattle (Washington), Des Moines (Iowa), Memphis (Tennessee), Los Angeles (Californie), Atlanta (Georgie), Miami (Floride), Portland (Oregon), Chicago (Illinois) ou encore Washington. Un homme a été tué lundi matin à Louisville, dans le Kentucky, victime d’un tir de la police, qui affirme avoir elle-même essuyé des tirs avant.
Massacres en série attribués aux djihadistes au Burkina Faso
Un marché et deux convois ont été attaqués, faisant au moins cinquante morts dans le nord et l’est du pays.
Des massacres attribués aux groupes djihadistes ont fait au moins 50 morts vendredi 29 et samedi 30 mai au Burkina Faso : une trentaine de personnes ont été tuées lors de l’attaque d’un marché dans l’Est et au moins 25 dans des attaques de deux convois dans le Nord.
Menacée de récession, l’Inde entame un déconfinement à pas lents
Après deux mois de coma artificiel, le géant d’Asie va renouer avec l’activité économique à partir de lundi 1er juin. Son PIB pourrait avoir fondu de 25 % au cours de ce printemps, laissant augurer une entrée en récession historique.
Guillaume Delacroix
Vendredi, la publication des chiffres de la croissance par le National Statistical Office (NSO) pour les trois premiers mois de 2020 a pourtant montré que l’érosion du produit intérieur brut (PIB) s’est poursuivie inexorablement, comme c’était le cas depuis deux ans, avant la mise en place du confinement. De janvier à mars, la croissance indienne est tombée à 3,1 % en rythme annuel, conduisant au plus mauvais résultat de ces onze dernières années (+ 4,2 %) pour l’ensemble de l’année fiscale 2019-2020, qui s’est achevée le 31 mars.
Haine d’Israël et mépris pour Assad dans la propagande iranienne
Une affiche anti-israélienne diffusée au nom de l’ayatollah Khamenei révèle le peu de considération du régime iranien pour Assad, suscitant le trouble à Damas.
Jean-Pierre Filiu
La propagande iranienne s’est souvent surpassée dans le mauvais goût, surtout quand il s’agit de nier l’existence même de l’Etat d’Israël, un des actes de foi de la République islamique. Un nouveau palier vient d’être franchi avec la diffusion par les services de l’ayatollah Khamenei, « Guide suprême » du régime depuis 1989, d’une affiche représentant une prière collective sur l’esplanade des Mosquées de Jérusalem, le troisième lieu saint de l’Islam. Il s’agit de la vision fantasmatique, mais ô combien éloquente, de ce que pourrait être la prise de contrôle de la ville sainte par l’Iran et ses partisans. Dans le ciel, une nuée épouse le profil du général Soleimani, le chef des forces Al-Qods (Jérusalem), les troupes de choc des Gardiens de la Révolution. Ce grand architecte de l’expansion iranienne dans la région a été tué dans un bombardement américain à Bagdad en janvier dernier.
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DEUTSCHE WELLE
Coronavirus latest: Armenia's prime minister tests positive
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
https://m.dw.com/en/coronavirus-latest-armenias-prime-minister-tests-positive/a-53646330
Germany wants to mediate between US and China during EU presidency
Germany does not want trade tensions between the US and China to become "irreconcilable," Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has said. Germany assumes the European Union’s rotating presidency next month.
https://m.dw.com/en/germany-wants-to-mediate-between-us-and-china-during-eu-presidency/a-53647376
Will the SpaceX launch fire up US-Russian space travel competition?
The US is resuming crewed space travel with American spacecraft after nearly a decade of relying on Russian aid to reach the ISS. The era of space cooperation between Moscow and Washington may be reaching its end.
Over the past nine years, only Russia was able to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).
https://m.dw.com/en/will-the-spacex-launch-fire-up-us-russian-space-travel-competition/a-53624193
Coronavirus contact tracing reignites Polish privacy debate
In Poland, the official contact-tracing app released by the government has spurred the debate on privacy and surveillance during the COVID-19 pandemic. Critics see ample opportunity for abuse.
ProteGO Safe app is based on OpenTrace library, an open-source version of the protocol used by Singapore's TraceTogether application. ProteGO Safe allows users to perform self-assessment of the risk related to contracting COVID-19, but the core functionality of the application is contact tracing by broadcasting identifiers (IDs) and scanning the environment in search of signals emitted by other phones equipped with the app. Also, the program saves the history of IDs of smartphones detected nearby.
https://m.dw.com/en/coronavirus-contact-tracing-reignites-polish-privacy-debate/a-53600913
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GLOBAL TIMES
Xi stresses high-quality, high-standard construction of Hainan free trade port
Chinese President Xi Jinping has underlined the high-quality and high-standard construction of Hainan free trade port while prioritizing the innovation of institutional integration in the process.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1190158.shtml
US protests expose a ‘failed state’ as officials resort to blame game
As the world watches the US being confronted with massive riots, looting, chaos and heightened violence, US officials, instead of reflecting on the systematic problems in their society that led to such a crisis, have returned to their old "blame game" against left-wingers, "fake news" media and "external forces."
Using the racial problem to polarize American society is a long-standing strategy for Trump to consolidate his support from less-educated and low-income white Americans, Lü Xiang, a research fellow on US studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing, told the Global Times on Monday.
It will be a tough year for the US, and the Trump administration is unable to push forward its "major power competition" with China, as its priority is to clean the big mess at home, Lü noted.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1190207.shtml
Unrest 101: HK rioters offer online tutorials on setting up roadblocks, evading police amid George Floyd protests
It appears that with the US encouraging protests in Hong Kong and other parts of the world, including Nancy Pelosi calling the riots in Hong Kong last year "a beautiful sight," the chickens have come home to roost in the US.
Kylie⁷ and many other similar Twitter accounts seemingly from Hong Kong have seen an extremely high volume of interaction on the platform. Suspicions that Hong Kong mobs are sharing their "experience" with US rioters are obviously not groundless.
On another tweet, Kylie⁷ said, "Hong Kong protesters are committed to 'being water' - fluid and shape-shifting, disbanding as quickly as they regroup, always maintaining an element of surprise over their heavier, less mobile opponents."
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1190144.shtml
Huawei hiring global genius youth amid US chip ban
Huawei's semiconductor chips subsidiary is hiring global genius amid a US chip ban, a move that experts said is a well-planned counter to US bullying that shows the company's confidence in becoming self-sufficient in chips supply in about two years.
When Huawei itself has the ability to manufacture and produce its own chips, the US will gradually lift the ban on Huawei, as the ban is also a blow to the American chip industry, experts said.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1190198.shtml
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BLOOMBERG
Protests Hammer U.S. Cities Still Recovering From Lockdown
Gilead Falls as Drug Has Only Small Benefit in Large Trial
Great Depression-Like Jobless Rate Seen for U.S.: Eco Week Ahead
Argentina to Spend Over $880 Million to Prop Up State Airline
U.S. Manufacturing Stabilizing at Depressed Level, ISM Data Show
Biggest LNG Shipper Signs $20 Billion Deal to Secure More Vessels
Hong Kong Finance Workers Call for Strike Against Security Law
Most African Currencies Overvalued After Covid-19. These Are the Exceptions
Saudi Stocks Lead Mideast Markets Higher as Economies Reopen
Google Helps Place Ads on Sites Amplifying Covid-19 Conspiracies
One ad for telecom company O2 appeared on an article linking virus to 5G networks
Digital Tax Planned to Hit Google and Netflix in Kenya
FCC Chief Takes On the Pentagon...and DOT, and NOAA, and Energy
Iran Says U.S. Approved Korean Medical Shipment as Oil Payment
French Navy, UN Intervene to Stop Libya-Bound Tanker
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AL MAYADEEN
Fuerzas egipcias neutralizan a 19 extremistas en el Sinaí
El Ejército egipcio anunció que eliminó a 19 elementos extremistas como parte de su campaña contra grupos armados y terroristas en el norte del Sinaí.
Rusia amplía su presencia en campos petroleros de Hasaka, Siria
El Ejército ruso amplió su presencia militar en la provincia siria de Hasaka, al establecer un nuevo punto para ello en la aldea de Qasr Deeb, en el campo noroeste de la ciudad de Al-Malikiyah.
Este es un movimiento importante para las fuerzas rusas en una zona estratégica ubicada en el triángulo fronterizo turco-sirio-iraquí que contiene docenas de pozos de petróleo y gas.
Brasil: Policía Federal pide interrogar a presidente Jair Bolsonaro
La Policía Federal (PF) de Brasil solicitó al juez Celso de Mello, del Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), interrogar al presidente Jair Bolsonaro sobre su entrometimiento en investigaciones de la agencia.
https://espanol.almayadeen.net/news/politics/1401455/brasil--polic%C3%ADa-federal-pide-interrogar-a-presidente-jair-bo
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EL PAÍS
Brasil moviliza al Ejército para intentar contener la deforestación en la Amazonia
El país gastará en un mes más que el presupuesto anual asignado al organismo de inspección ambiental
Bautizada como Operación Verde Brasil 2, la iniciativa se extenderá del 11 de mayo al 10 de junio y cuenta con 3.815 militares, 110 vehículos terrestres, 20 buques y 12 aviones. Todo esto a un coste de 60 millones de reales (11,25 millones de dólares), que se destinará principalmente a la logística y al movimiento de tropas en áreas aisladas y bases avanzadas. Esta cifra es prácticamente la misma que el presupuesto anual del Instituto Brasileño del Medio Ambiente y de los Recursos Naturales Renovables (Ibama) para acciones de control e inspección ambiental en todo el territorio brasileño, que es de 76 millones de reales (14,25 millones de dólares), un 25% menos que en 2019.
España cerrará este verano la principal base de sus tropas en Irak
Defensa planea retirar a finales de este año o principios del próximo sus últimos soldados de Afganistán
España se retirará a finales de julio de la base Gran Capitán, en Besmayah, la más importante de las tropas españolas en Irak, donde antes de la pandemia estaban desplegados 350 de sus 530 efectivos. La razón de la retirada, según fuentes militares, es que ya se ha completado la tarea a la que se dedicaba el centro de la coalición internacional en Besmayah, bajo mando español: la instrucción de grandes unidades del Ejército y la Policía iraquí.
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PÁGINA 12
Bolivia: echaron a un ministro que dijo que no podía militar en el MAS por ser blanco
El gobierno de facto de Bolivia no para de sumar escándalos en medio de la crisis sanitaria derivada de la pandemia. Este fin de semana, la presidenta interina, Jeanine Áñez, se vio forzada a pedirle la renuncia por sus expresiones racistas al ministro de Minería, Fernando Vásquez, quien dijo que no podría pertenecer jamás al Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) por ser "blanco, tener ojos verdes y pelo crespo".
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/269439-bolivia-echaron-a-un-ministro-que-dijo-que-no-podia-militar-
Bolsonaro sonríe como el Guasón pese a las malas noticias
Riéndose como el Guasón. Este domingo cuando saludó a los grupos fascistas reunidos en el centro de Brasilia donde fue desplegado un cartel con la frase "las fake news no son delito" y se corearon consignas a favor de un golpe, Jair Bolsonaro repitió la misma carajada exhibida a menudo cuando suelta alguna broma al hablar con los periodistas frente a la residencia oficial, el Palacio de Alvorada. Son chistes concebidos para infantes, por lo primarios, aunque su autor los celebra como si fueran sagaces. A veces están cargados de homofobia, a veces son anticomunistas y con una frecuencia cada vez mayor son ataques contra la prensa, incluso la conservadora, de la que fue socio político hasta hace algún tiempo.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/269463-bolsonaro-sonrie-como-el-guason-pese-a-las-malas-noticias
EE.UU., bajo la lupa por sus crímenes de guerra en Afganistán
Estados Unidos, el país donde un policía mató al afroamericano George Floyd por sádico placer y racismo ha quedado expuesto por una mujer negra en sus crímenes contra la humanidad. No se trata de los delitos que comete su fuerza de seguridad puertas adentro, como en Minneápolis, Minnesota. Pero sí de aquellos que la fiscal Fatou Bom Bensouda, una gambiana de 59 años, investiga en Afganistán. La reconocida jurista lleva la acusación de la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) contra personas físicas – el organismo no juzga a los estados como tales – y sólo porque militares de EE.UU quedaron bajo sospecha, sufrió la ira de Donald Trump y un selecto grupo de sus funcionarios más reaccionarios. A ella que investiga por igual las violaciones a los derechos humanos de los talibanes y de la primera potencia mundial, Washington llegó a quitarle la visa para ingresar al país. A la CPI de la que forma parte, el secretario de Estado Mike Pompeo la tildó de “institución política irresponsable que se hace pasar por un cuerpo legal”. No fue el único.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/269413-ee-uu-bajo-la-lupa-por-sus-crimenes-de-guerra-en-afganistan
Estados Unidos: la protesta no cede y se impone el toque de queda en 40 ciudades
Al menos unas 40 ciudades de Estados Unidos impusieron este domingo toques de queda en respuesta a las jornadas de protesta que se replican en todo el país por la muerte del afroamericano George Floyd cuando estaba siendo detenido por agentes de la Policía de Mineápolis. Así, el toque de queda rige en Miami, Orlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas, Cleveland, Seattle, Philadelfia, Portland o Dallas, entre otros. Horas antes, la Guardia Nacional de Estados Unidos confirmó la movilización de 5 mil efectivos en 15 estados y el distrito de Columbia, donde se encuentra la capital, Washington D.C., para contener los disturbios derivados de las protestas por la muerte de Floyd.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/269486-estados-unidos-la-protesta-no-cede-y-se-impone-el-toque-de-q
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EL TIEMPO
La tormenta perfecta que se cierne sobre EE. UU.
A las más de 100.000 personas que han muerto producto del coronavirus en los últimos tres meses, y la peor crisis económica en 80 años, se suman ahora las violentas protestas que se desataron desde la semana pasada tras la muerte de un afroestadounidense en Mineápolis a manos de un policía blanco y que han vuelto a desnudar las graves tensiones raciales que aún existen en el país.
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LA JORNADA
Trump: atizan "terroristas" las revueltas
Nueva York. Las expresiones de ira de miles de manifestantes que se han dado en más de 75 ciudades esta semana continuaron desafiando la represión e intentos de control por fuerzas de seguridad, mientras políticos locales y nacionales buscaban cómo responder al estallido social de hartazgo contra la violencia y racismo oficial.
https://www.jornada.com.mx/ultimas/mundo/2020/06/01/trump-atizan-terroristas-las-revueltas-9279.html
Flexibiliza Venezuela la cuarentena, pese a aumento de casos
Caracas. Venezuela inicia este lunes la reactivación parcial de algunas actividades económicas entre temores de quiebres masivos de empresas y la incertidumbre generada por la entrada en vigencia de una fuerte alza de la gasolina que por primera vez en la historia se venderá a precios internacionales y se pagará en divisas.
Nueva epidemia de ébola surge en República Democrática del Congo
Kinshasa. "Una nueva epidemia" de fiebre hemorrágica ébola se declaró en el noroeste de la República Democrática del Congo (RDC), declaró este lunes el ministro de Salud, Eteni Longondo.
A caballo, Bolsonaro se une a protesta contra el STF de Brasil
Brasilia. El presidente brasileño, Jair Bolsonaro, se unió este domingo a caballo a una manifestación, cuando sus partidarios instaron al cierre del Supremo Tribunal Federal por investigar al mandatario neofacista, mientras uno de sus jueces comparó los riesgos para la democracia de Brasil con la Alemania de Hitler.
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