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Month: November 2019

Exclusive: Trump DC hotel sales pitch boasts of millions to be made from foreign governments

In its effort to sell off the lease to the Trump International Hotel in Washington, the Trump Organization has put together a glossy investor brochure complete with pictures showcasing the hotel’s grandiose architecture, its central location and its spa’s Himalayan salt chamber. The hotel’s biggest selling point though, according to a copy of the brochure

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El papa nombra a un español como nuevo ministro de Finanzas en reemplazo del cardenal George Pell

(CNN) — El papa Francisco nominó al sacerdote jesuita español Juan Antonio Guerrero Alves como nuevo ministro de Finanzas del Vaticano, anunció este jueves El Vaticano. El cargo fue desempeñado anteriormente por el cardenal australiano George Pell y ha estado vacante desde febrero de 2019. El cardenal Pell se encuentra actualmente en una cárcel de

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Mo’Nique files discrimination suit against Netflix

Academy Award-winning actress Mo’Nique has filed suit against streaming giant Netflix, alleging that they discriminated against her as a black woman. The suit, obtained by CNN, states that Netflix offered the star $500,000 to appear in a one-hour comedy special, while signing multi-million dollar deals with other comedians, including Jerry Seinfeld, Amy Schumer, Dave Chappelle,

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‘Someone who has never been hungry for the spotlight’: Meet the ambassador at the center of the Ukraine controversy

Editors’ note: This story, which originally published on October 10, has been updated with recent events in advance of Marie Yovanovitch’s testimony Friday at an open impeachment inquiry hearing. Ambassador Marie “Masha” Yovanovitch — “someone who has never been hungry for the spotlight,” as one former State Department official described her — has increasingly found

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Deval Patrick announces presidential campaign

Deval Patrick officially announced a late-entry 2020 presidential campaign on Thursday, thrusting the former Massachusetts governor into an already crowded field of Democratic candidates less than three months before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary. “In many ways, it has felt to me watching the race unfold that we are beginning to break into

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Top Democrats privately concede major shift in public opinion on impeachment is unlikely

House Democrats are publicly holding out hope that historic impeachment hearings will persuade a vast majority of the American public that President Donald Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors — but privately many acknowledge that it’s unlikely to happen. In a private meeting this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top lieutenants were skeptical

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El problema es más profundo de lo que parece

Nota del editor: Pedro Bordaberry es profesor de la George Washington University, doctor en Derecho y Ciencias Sociales y político uruguayo. Las opiniones expresadas en esta columna son exclusivas del autor. (CNN Español) — Lo que sucede hoy en Latinoamérica es mucho más profundo de lo que muchos imaginan. Se está poniendo a prueba la

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