MANAGUA, Nicaragua (Reuters) – Eight people were killed on Saturday in a shootout and fire that broke a truce reached hours earlier between President Daniel Ortega and protesters, and civic leaders condemned …
Read More »The taxi goes to the Moscow crowd, including football fans, wounding eight
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A taxi crashed into a crowd of pedestrians near Moscow's Red Square on Saturday, wounding eight people, including two Mexicans in the city, for the soccer World Cup that …
Read More »The taxi addresses the Moscow crowd, including football fans, hurts eight
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A taxi crashed into a crowd of pedestrians near Moscow's Red Square on Saturday, wounding eight people, including two Mexicans in the city, for the soccer World Cup that …
Read More »Trump ready to impose tariffs on about $ 50 billion in Chinese goods: official
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US President Trump set out to impose "quite significant" tariffs on Chinese goods, a government official said on Thursday, while Beijing warned that it was ready to respond if …
Read More »Lava flows in the volcano of Guatemala cause new evacuations
EL RODEO, Guatemala (Reuters) – Dangerous lava flows, ash and toxic gases dropped several guns under the crater of Guatemala's Fuego volcano on Friday, triggering a new round of evacuation of rescue …
Read More »Bolton takes a seat, but the presence of the North Korean summit continues
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Only weeks after John Bolton's hard-line rhetoric infuriated North Korea and nearly disrupted a planned summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump, the US national security adviser. …
Read More »In Europe, Mattis finds himself in a familiar place: calming US allies. UU
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Brussels on Wednesday seeking to appease European allies, finding himself in the familiar position of amending relations frayed by President Donald Trump's …
Read More »Austria welcomes Putin but rejects his request to lift the sanctions
VIENNA (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Austria on his first trip west since his re-election to the Kremlin and was rejected when he called for the lifting of EU sanctions. …
Read More »With the agreement to close this week, Bayer to withdraw the name of Monsanto
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany's Bayer will finalize Monsanto's acquisition of $ 63 billion on Thursday and will also remove the 117-year-old seed manufacturer's name from the United States. PHOTO OF THE ARCHIVE: …
Read More »Lava volcano flows towards the village of Guatemala, several dead
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) – At least six people were killed and 20 wounded on Sunday when Guatemala's volcano Fuego erupted violently, spewing a stream of red-hot lava and belching a thick plume …
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