Síntesis informativa - 14 de febrero 2020

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Trump Claims ‘Legal Right’ to Interfere in Justice Dept. Cases

WASHINGTON — President Trump asserted Friday that he had the legal right to intervene in federal criminal cases, a day after Attorney General William P. Barr publicly rebuked him for attacks on Justice Department prosecutors and others involved in the case of Roger J. Stone Jr., the president’s longtime friend.

Síntesis informativa - 13 de febrero 2020

THE NEW YORK TIMES

After Stone Case, Prosecutors Say They Fear Pressure From Trump

WASHINGTON — For decades after Watergate, the White House treated the Justice Department with the softest of gloves, fearful that any appearance of political interference would resurrect the specter of Attorney General John Mitchell helping President Richard M. Nixon carry out a criminal conspiracy for political ends.

Seminario Cuál es el futuro del capitalismo

Aquí se pueden consultar las grabaciones del seminario realizado en octubre de 2018

Seminario Cúal es el futuro del capitalismo 1 - Conferencia de Silvia Federici

Seminario Cúal es el futuro del capitalismo - 2 - Seminario de reflexión Primera parte

Seminario Cúal es el futuro del capitalismo - 3 - Seminario de reflexión Segunda parte

Seminario Cúal es el futuro del capitalismo - 4 - Conferencia de John Saxe-Fernández

 

 

 

Síntesis informativa - 6 de febrero 2020

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Trump Acquitted of Two Impeachment Charges in Near Party-Line Vote

WASHINGTON — After five months of hearings, investigations and revelations about President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine, a divided United States Senate acquitted him on Wednesday of charges that he abused his power and obstructed Congress to aid his own re-election, bringing an acrimonious impeachment trial to its expected end.

Síntesis informativa - 5 de febrero 2020

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Assured of Acquittal, Trump Makes Case for a Second Term

WASHINGTON — The defendant finally showed up to have his say. President Trump never uttered the word impeachment, but in a 78-minute speech to the nation that combined a celebration of the American economy, hard-edge policy pronouncements and reality show-style surprises for the audience, he made the case for his presidency as only he could.