Artículo de Ana Esther Ceceña y David Barrios Rodríguez, aparecido en la Revista de Estudios Estratégicos Nº 06, editada por el Centro de Investigaciones de Política Internacional de Cuba.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Trump Asks for Unity, but Presses Hard Line on Immigration

WASHINGTON — President Trump delivered a message of bipartisan unity on Tuesday night in his first address to Congress in the new era of divided government, but signaled that he would continue to wage war for the hard-line immigration policies that have polarized the capital and the nation.

Compartimos la segunda sesión de nuestro seminario de reflexión, celebrada el 16 de octubre de 2018.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Afghans Go to Taliban Talks, but Government Is Still Left Out

KABUL, Afghanistan — Senior Afghan politicians, including former President Hamid Karzai, began a meeting with Taliban representatives in Moscow on Tuesday, weeks after the insurgents and American diplomats announced progress toward an end to the long war.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Investors in Former Trump-Branded Hotel in Brazil Charged With Corruption

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — A well-connected businessman in Brazil conceived the idea of a luxurious getaway in Rio de Janeiro bearing a world-famous name: Trump.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

To Slow U.S. Exit, Afghanistan Leader Offers Trump a Cost Reduction

KABUL, Afghanistan — Unnerved by fears of a rushed American deal with Taliban insurgents, President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan sent a letter on Tuesday to President Trump offering him reduced costs for keeping United States troops in the country.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

‘Along the Main Road You See the Graves’: U.N. Says Hundreds Killed in Congo

Fifteen communal burial sites and 43 single graves have been found in a northwest area of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where three days of ethnic strife last month may have left nearly 900 people dead, United Nations officials said Tuesday.

RT

US gives opposition leader Guaido control over some Venezuelan assets

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has authorized Venezuelan opposition leader and self-declared interim president, Juan Guaido, to take control of US-held assets belonging to the country’s government. The certification, issued on Tuesday, applies to certain Venezuelan government and Central Bank property held by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or any other US insured banks.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

U.S. and Taliban Agree in Principle to Peace Framework, Envoy Says

KABUL, Afghanistan — American and Taliban officials have agreed in principle to the framework of a deal in which the insurgents would guarantee to prevent Afghan territory from being used by terrorists, and that could lead to a full pullout of American troops in return for larger concessions from the Taliban, the chief United States negotiator said Monday.