THE FOCUS WORLDWIDE.
August, 5 2018
They doubt Donald Trump in campaigns next
November
U.S -
US President Donald Trump's decision to
actively participate in campaigns for the
November elections is causing concern
Mexico demands Donald Trump shield US border
to curb arms trafficking
Mexico -
The Mexican government demanded on
Tuesday the American Donald Trump
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among some Republicans who fear he is
complicating the party's candidate
strategies.
These leaders worry that the triumph or
defeat of their candidates depends on the
popularity of Trump, which confuses his
way to maintain control of Congress.
But Trump has no plans to move away
from the limelight. In addition to a
proselytizing act in Ohio yesterday, he
plans to hold two fundraising events at his
Trump National golf club in Bedminster,
New Jersey, next week for Republican
candidates to Congress.
shield his southern border to stop the
illegal passage of arms, after criticism of
the Republican on the growing crime in
the Latin American country
"If they shield the (southern) border of the
United States, preventing the illegal entry
of arms to Mexico and money to Mexico
from illicit activities, the dramatic
decrease in intentional homicides would
be seen almost immediately”
Juan Manuel Santos: I see the fall of the Nicolás
Maduro regime in Venezuela

Bogota -
The outgoing president of Colombia, Juan
Manuel Santos, said he sees the fall of
Nicolás Maduro's regime in Venezuela
close, despite the "effective repression"
he has exercised over the population.
"I see it close, a country with the inflation
that Venezuela has," say a million percent
the International Monetary Fund that is
going to arrive, "that regime has to fall
apart," said the outgoing president on
Monday in an interview. With the AFP at
the seat of government.

National Constituent Assembly of Venezuela

approves the repeal of the Law of Illicit Exchange

The Government of Venezuela decided to lift the rule that prohibited operations in dollars,
a decision aimed at encouraging foreign investment. The members of the National
Constituent Assembly of Venezuela approved the repeal of the Foreign Exchange Law.
Venezuela's Vice President of Economy Tareck El Aissami said that legalizing money
operations would be "a great opportunity" and a "new beginning" in a speech before the
Constituent Assembly.
It is sought that the population can trade their currencies, but in the amounts and at the rates
that the authorities say, and in the designated exchange bureaus.