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Month: July 2021

Central banks can’t get enough stimulus

By Charles Riley, CNN Business The European Central Bank has unveiled a new strategy following an 18-month review that could provide policymakers with justification to continue to provide stimulus for years to come. The central bank said in a statement on Thursday that it has abandoned its old policy of targeting inflation of “below, but

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Haití: inestabilidad política, brote de cólera, terremoto devastador, asesinato del presidente. Lo que debes saber sobre el país

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Un fuerte terremoto de magnitud 7,2 sacudió Haití este 14 de agosto. Se espera que haya un gran número de víctimas y devastación generalizada, según el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos (USGS, por sus siglas en inglés). Es el golpe más reciente al país, que todavía no se ha recuperado del

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Haitian Americans say they are soul-searching after the assassination of Haiti’s president

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN The assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moise has many Haitian-American community leaders fearing what may come next. “There are very real fears about whether or not violence in the streets will ensue,” said Vania Andre, publisher of the Haitian Times, an influential newspaper for the Haitian diaspora in the US. The

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Rescue teams withstand wind, lightning and heat on 12-hour shifts to search for the victims of the Florida building collapse

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN Through long hours, severe weather, looming danger and even loss within their own community, first responders have continually returned to the site of a Florida building collapse. There were about 200 search and rescue personnel at the scene Tuesday evening. Nearly two weeks after the overnight collapse of the Champlain Towers

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Former South African President Jacob Zuma begins jail term after handing himself over to police

By David McKenzie, CNN Former South African President Jacob Zuma handed himself over to police late Wednesday, authorities said, to begin a 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court. The move ended days of intense speculation over whether the police and former President would comply with the country’s Constitutional Court for Zuma’s arrest and imprisonment.

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