Lo mismo dicen de los chinos, que en un momento se estaban quedando con lo americano por su enorme poder adquisitivo , superior al americano. No hablaba de ellos como familia, no es tan idiota de por twiiter hablar de sus negocios familiares, hablaba de la economia americana en general en aquellos momentos .
Donald Trump es elegido como el Presidente número 45 de los Estados Unidos.
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Lo mismo dicen de los chinos, que en un momento se estaban quedando con lo americano por su enorme poder adquisitivo , superior al americano. No hablaba de ellos como familia, no es tan idiota de por twiiter hablar de sus negocios familiares, hablaba de la economia americana en general en aquellos momentos .
Nada que objetar, hay billonarios de izquierda, de centro y de derechas. Es una opción personal y cada uno apuesta por el ganador de su preferencia. Los de izquierda tienen sus benefactores, como Soros y muchisimos más.
O es que ser de derechas está prohibido?
Wrong. Tu analisis simplista financiero se queda corto, cortisimo .
Imbecil no es, by the way.
Yes. Ya Merkel dijo que hay que ponerse las pilas y pagar lo que corresponde.
Ahora resulta que los nuevos heroes y heroinas son los musulmanes cuando sus sociedades no son definitiavamente las mas amables con las mujeres (ni con otros colectivos). Tienen una empanada mental que da risa, la verdad. Pero como dices, solamente toca sentarse a esperar y ver como bajan los niveles.
Me encantaria verlas marchando con sus outfits de vaginas en paises donde las mujeres apenas tienen derechos. No se atreven o es que no se enteran lo que pasa fuera de sus ciudades, puede ser eso, pensandolo bien.
Que sea el número 1 ni hace a la fox news los mejores. Es el ejemplo de mal periodismo por sus mil y un escándalos que van desde noticias falsas a reporteros con currículums falsas a su cobertura de la guerra de Irak que es " legendaria" en el mundo del periodismo pero no por buena, de hecho creo que la guerra de Irak de la fox es el ejemplo estrella de como no hacer periodismo: hay de todo, desde mentiras descaradas, farandulerismo hasta falsos militares, periodistas inventándose su vida, es un no acabar....
Que yo sepa vender mucho no te hace bueno: Justin Bieber es un pésimo canrante, dan brown es un pésimo escritor y la fox como medio periodístico es pesimo, no me neto con sus series o películas que no tienen que ver, que se usa de ejemplo se mal periodismo desde hace lustros, que le guste a la gente no la hace buena
El NYT nunca ha sido superventas, de hecho es un medio local y el USA today tiene mucho más ventas pero el NYT se ha ganado su fama y es uno de los ejemplos mundiales de periodismo y tienen su línea editorial.cono todo el mundo el problema no es ser de una línea u otra sino el rigor periodustico. En España hay dos diarios muy de derechas: la razón y el abc, la linea es la misma pero uno es farandulero y el otro serio, y de hecjo yo siempre je leido uno de los dos que ademas tiene una de las mejores hemeritecas de libre acceso de españa y no soy una ultracatolica monarquica, que es la linea del diario, pero hay que leer todas las opciones aunque no estés de acuerdo siempre que sean de calidad, en la univetsidad nos gan ensrñado ejemplis de buen periodismo hasta de linea profranquista como lo fue durante años el duario de barcelona o el semanario destino, pero que dentro de su linea y hasts con la censura procuraba llevar información veraz, o la agencia franquista EFE cuya cobertura y rapidez hizo un hito en su día en todo el mundo hispano... todo estos ultimis ejemplos destino como ka agencia efe eran de la epoca franquista y eran grandes ejemplis del periodismo, en tanto el tamién franquista no-do ha sido ejemplo de propaganda farandulera mentirosa descarada y motivo de risas por su descaro en mentir desde que llego la democracia, si es que da hasta risa, puedes tomarlo como un programa de humor de delirante qu era... hasta en una dictadura hay buen y mal periodismo aunque esten to dos en linea con el regimen. pasa lo mismo con los diarios de izquierdas y que algo venda no lo hace bueno.
LA fox es y será el ejemplo de mal periodismo EN TODO EL MUNDO, de hecho hasta te hechas unas risas con su cobertura de Irak, es como el no-do, casi te lo puedes tomar como un programa de humor, la fox tiene la fama que tiene porque se lo ha ganado a pulso y no por ser protrump o pro bush. No es que mi profesor opine eso, es que toda mi universidad opina eso es que te vas a un estudaiante de periodismo de Alemania qu este estudiando los medios de comunicación y te dirá lo mismo de la Fox, es algo universal la fama de la fox y de hecho es algo consensuado que la Fox es pésima por universidades de derechas, de izquierdaas etc etc, por cierto la mia es una universidasd creada en su dia por C&U con fama de conservadora, especialmente en economia y aunque de ahi vienen todos los cachorros de C&U, que es un partido de derechas, pero yo no soy de derechas por ir a la universidad aunque se que su ideologia es conservadora, que mi universidad no es de izquierdas que yo voy a la Pompeu i i Fabra, que los programas neoliberales de la facultad de economicas de la pomeu son motivo de escarnio de univesridades de izquierdas como la UB. Que hubo un tiempo en que tenias que decir "estudio en la Pompeu i Fabra pero no soy de derechas ni de famili media que se cree alta pero no le llegue para universidad privada, ni estoy afiliada a C&U, perdonenme", lo digo antes que pienses que en mi uni critican a la Fox porque son de izquierdas,
Sobre el acuerdo con los iranies, y dale que lis iranies son el demonio y se puede hacer trato con ellos aunque no tenga ni una sola célula terrorusta, que eso es criticable ... lo guay es lo que hace trump poner la medalla antiterrorista al príncipe heredero del país patria de 16 de lis 19 terroristas del atentado más terrorífico de la historia de occidente, y financiado mundial de periodismo. Osti, de verdad ¿pides coherencia? Analiza primero tus opiniones, como criticar el deshielo con irán que se hizo por una razón llamada..ISIS ( no fue porque si el pacto con irán sino porque estrategicamente convenia hacerlo para avanzar contra el ISIS, pero en la Fox lo venideron como que Obama estaba vendiendose a los ayatolas , cuando obama fue asesorado en este tema por unos señores tan "rojiles y promusulmanes" como son esoss de la CIA) pero defiendes que Trump ponga medallas a financiadores de terrorismo, o al menos no lo criticas, porque claro.. el petroleo. Lo escusamos, que en la Fox dice que darse la mano con los saudis no malo, que Iran es caca.
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Otro billonario ha sido confirmado al gabinete, Wilbur Ross el nuevo Secretario de Comercio fue en una epoca vicepresidente de la junta del Banco de Chipre, un cargo con claros vinculos con Vladimir Putin y empresarios rusos.
Wilbur Ross, el 'rey de la bancarrota', nuevo secretario de Comercio
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Wilbur Ross, el 'rey de la bancarrota', nuevo secretario de Comercio
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- Wilbur Ross, el 'rey de la bancarrota', nuevo secretario de Comercio
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Wilbur Ross, el 'rey de la bancarrota', nuevo secretario de Comercio
- Wilbur Ross, el 'rey de la bancarrota', nuevo secretario de Comercio
- El multimillonario Wilbur Ross fue confirmado este lunes por el Senado estadounidense como nuevo secretario de Comercio, a pesar de los intensos cuestionamientos sobre sus contactos comerciales con oligarcas rusos.
En total, 72 senadores (de un total de 100) votaron a favor de la nominación de Ross, un empresario de 79 años que tendrá la responsabilidad de hacer realidad la política industrial del presidente Donald Trump, quien prometió promover la creación de empleos.
Ross -quien sucede en el cargo a otra millonaria, Penny Pritzker, quien ocupó el cargo durante el gobierno de Barack Obama- deberá coordinar la política comercial estadounidense con Robert Lighthizer, quien espera ser confirmado como representante especial de comercio exterior.
Nacido en 1937, Ross hizo fortuna al frente de su propia empresa, WL Ross & Co., especializada en "salvar" empresas siderúrgicas en dificultades. En la actualidad, la revista Forbes estima su fortuna personal en unos 2.500 millones de dólares.
Este lunes, la sorpresa fue el voto de 20 senadores del Partido Demócrata a la nominación de Ross.
Durante el debate, la senadora Elizabeth Warren, representante del ala más progresista del Partido Demócrata, había definido a Ross como la "caricatura" de una marioneta de Wall Street.
Los cuestionamientos a Ross, sin embargo, se centraron en su desempeño como vicepresidente del Banco de Chipre, desde 2014, lo que le habría permitido establecer vínculos cercanos con importantes empresarios rusos.
Rescatado de la quiebra en 2013, ese banco chipriota tiene como segundo mayor accionista al conglomerado ruso Lamesa Holding, de propiedad del ruso Viktor Vekselberg, quien posee una fortuna estimada en unos 12.000 millones de dólares.
En el cuadro del directorio de administración del banco se encontraba también Vladimir Strzhalkovsky, señalado como un exagente de la inteligencia rusa cercano al presidente Vladimir Putin.
Por esa razón, los senadores quisieron saber si Ross había mantenido "el menor contacto" con funcionarios rusos durante la campaña presidencial del año pasado y si el banco de Chipre había realizado negocios con el grupo inmobiliario del presidente Trump.
White House accused of blocking information on bank's Trump-Russia links
New commerce secretary Wilbur Ross’s response about possible links between Bank of Cyprus, Russian agents and Trump officials wasn’t released to Senate
Wilbur Ross arrives for a meeting with Trump at the White House in Washington on 23 February 2017. Photograph: Michael Reynolds/EPA
Stephanie Kirchgaessner
Monday 27 February 2017 20.18 ESTFirst published on Monday 27 February 2017 13.47 EST
The White House has been accused of withholding information from Congress about whether Donald Trump or any of his campaign affiliates have ever received loans from a bank in Cyprus that is partly owned by a close ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin.
A group of Democratic senators have been waiting for two weeks for Wilbur Ross, a billionaire investor who has served as vice-chairman of the Bank of Cyprus since 2014, to answer a series of questions about possible links between the bank, Russian officials, and current and former Trump administration and campaign officials. Ross also received a second letter on Friday from Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey with more detailed questions about possible Russia links.
But in a speech on Monday night, just before the Senate voted to approve Ross’s nomination as secretary of the commerce department, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida said the White House “has chosen to sit on” a written response by Ross to some of those questions even though Ross told the senator he was eager to release his response.
Nelson, the top Democrat on the Senate commerce committee, said in a speech on the Senate floor that other senators were “troubled and frustrated” by the White House move. Nelson said it had been “verbally reiterated” to him by Ross that the commerce department nominee was not aware of any “loans or interactions” between the Bank of Cyprus and the Trump campaign or Trump Organization.
Ross, a private equity investor who has said he would step down from the bank after his final confirmation, had also been asked to provide more details about his own relationship with previous and current Russian investors in the bank, including Viktor Vekselberg, a longtime ally of the Russian president, and Vladimir Strzhalkovsky, the former vice-chairman of Bank of Cyprus who is also a former KGB agent with a close relationship to Putin.
Ross also told Nelson that he had one meeting that lasted about an hour with a Russian investor in the bank in 2014, but no other details were provided.
“I believe him in what he has told me, that it is true to his belief,” Nelson said in a speech on the Senate floor. “I want to say, at the same time, the White House and the way they have handled this matter is not doing Wilbur Ross any favors.”
An attorney for Ross said he was not handling the matter and referred questions about the issue to the commerce department, which declined to respond .
The senators’ scrutiny of Ross’s ties to Bank of Cyprus comes as the Trump administration faces several investigations, including by the FBI, into possible links between Trump campaign officials and Russia.
The first letter, sent on 16 February, was led by Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, the top Democrat on the Senate commerce committee, and was co-signed by Cory Booker of New Jersey, Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Tom Udall of New Mexico and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin.
Details of the letter were first reported by McClatchy, the US news organisation.
Among other questions, the letter asked Ross if he was “aware of any contacts between any individuals currently or formerly associated with the Bank of Cyprus and anyone affiliated with the Trump presidential campaign or the Trump Organization”. It also asked whether Ross was “aware of any loans made by the Bank of Cyprus to the Trump Organization, its directors or officers, or any affiliated individuals or entities”.
A second letter sent by New Jersey senator Cory Booker said the list of Russian businessmen with ties to both Putin and the Bank of Cyprus was “startling”.
“The American public deserve to know the full extent of your connections with Russia and your knowledge of any ties between the Trump administration, Trump campaign or Trump Organization and the Bank of Cyprus,” Booker wrote. “Americans must have confidence that high-level officials in the United States government are not influenced by, or beholden to, any foreign power.”
Among Booker’s list of 11 questions was a demand to know more about if – and when – Ross first learned about Strzhalkovsky’s ties to the KGB, and whether the former KGB official ever met Trump.
Booker also asked Ross whether he had any knowledge about the 2008 purchase of Trump’s Palm Beach home by Dmitry Rybolovlev, a Russian billionaire and investor in Bank of Cyprus. The beach house was reportedly sold for $95m.
Ross’s nomination to lead the commerce department has so far been relatively uncontroversial, in part because Ross is liked by Democrats and labour unions who credit the private equity investor with saving tens of thousand of jobs in the steel industry after buying up bankrupt steel companies in 2002.
But Ross’s 2014 investment in the Bank of Cyprus has received little public attention amid the broader concerns in Washington over the Trump administration’s potential ties to Russia.
During a nearly four-hour confirmation hearing in January before the Senate commerce committee, Ross was not asked any questions about his involvement in a €400m ($424m) investment in the bank in 2014, which gave Ross’s investment group an 18% stake in the bank.
Ross recruited a high-profile banker with close ties to Russia, former Deutsche Bank chief executive Josef Ackermann, to serve as chairman of the bank. In a 2015 interview with the New York Times, Ackermann suggested his work for the Bank of Cyprus was an effort to “give something back to the people”.
In his letter, Booker asked Ross to explain why he had appointed Ackermann as chairman of the bank, noting that Deutsche Bank is the Trump Organization’s largest creditor.
Ross’s investment followed a controversial 2013 bailout of the bank at the height of the European debt crisis that was agreed by the EU, IMF and European Central Bank. At the time, the deal was scrutinised by German politicians who expressed concern that taxpayer funds were being used to bail out a money laundering haven used by Russian oligarchs. A German intelligence report cited by Der Spiegel at the time suggested that Russian deposits in Cyprus banks were worth between €8 to €35bn ($8.5 to $37bn).
New commerce secretary Wilbur Ross’s response about possible links between Bank of Cyprus, Russian agents and Trump officials wasn’t released to Senate
Wilbur Ross arrives for a meeting with Trump at the White House in Washington on 23 February 2017. Photograph: Michael Reynolds/EPA
Stephanie Kirchgaessner
Monday 27 February 2017 20.18 ESTFirst published on Monday 27 February 2017 13.47 EST
The White House has been accused of withholding information from Congress about whether Donald Trump or any of his campaign affiliates have ever received loans from a bank in Cyprus that is partly owned by a close ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin.
A group of Democratic senators have been waiting for two weeks for Wilbur Ross, a billionaire investor who has served as vice-chairman of the Bank of Cyprus since 2014, to answer a series of questions about possible links between the bank, Russian officials, and current and former Trump administration and campaign officials. Ross also received a second letter on Friday from Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey with more detailed questions about possible Russia links.
But in a speech on Monday night, just before the Senate voted to approve Ross’s nomination as secretary of the commerce department, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida said the White House “has chosen to sit on” a written response by Ross to some of those questions even though Ross told the senator he was eager to release his response.
Nelson, the top Democrat on the Senate commerce committee, said in a speech on the Senate floor that other senators were “troubled and frustrated” by the White House move. Nelson said it had been “verbally reiterated” to him by Ross that the commerce department nominee was not aware of any “loans or interactions” between the Bank of Cyprus and the Trump campaign or Trump Organization.
Ross, a private equity investor who has said he would step down from the bank after his final confirmation, had also been asked to provide more details about his own relationship with previous and current Russian investors in the bank, including Viktor Vekselberg, a longtime ally of the Russian president, and Vladimir Strzhalkovsky, the former vice-chairman of Bank of Cyprus who is also a former KGB agent with a close relationship to Putin.
Ross also told Nelson that he had one meeting that lasted about an hour with a Russian investor in the bank in 2014, but no other details were provided.
“I believe him in what he has told me, that it is true to his belief,” Nelson said in a speech on the Senate floor. “I want to say, at the same time, the White House and the way they have handled this matter is not doing Wilbur Ross any favors.”
An attorney for Ross said he was not handling the matter and referred questions about the issue to the commerce department, which declined to respond .
The senators’ scrutiny of Ross’s ties to Bank of Cyprus comes as the Trump administration faces several investigations, including by the FBI, into possible links between Trump campaign officials and Russia.
The first letter, sent on 16 February, was led by Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, the top Democrat on the Senate commerce committee, and was co-signed by Cory Booker of New Jersey, Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Tom Udall of New Mexico and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin.
Details of the letter were first reported by McClatchy, the US news organisation.
Among other questions, the letter asked Ross if he was “aware of any contacts between any individuals currently or formerly associated with the Bank of Cyprus and anyone affiliated with the Trump presidential campaign or the Trump Organization”. It also asked whether Ross was “aware of any loans made by the Bank of Cyprus to the Trump Organization, its directors or officers, or any affiliated individuals or entities”.
A second letter sent by New Jersey senator Cory Booker said the list of Russian businessmen with ties to both Putin and the Bank of Cyprus was “startling”.
“The American public deserve to know the full extent of your connections with Russia and your knowledge of any ties between the Trump administration, Trump campaign or Trump Organization and the Bank of Cyprus,” Booker wrote. “Americans must have confidence that high-level officials in the United States government are not influenced by, or beholden to, any foreign power.”
Among Booker’s list of 11 questions was a demand to know more about if – and when – Ross first learned about Strzhalkovsky’s ties to the KGB, and whether the former KGB official ever met Trump.
Booker also asked Ross whether he had any knowledge about the 2008 purchase of Trump’s Palm Beach home by Dmitry Rybolovlev, a Russian billionaire and investor in Bank of Cyprus. The beach house was reportedly sold for $95m.
Ross’s nomination to lead the commerce department has so far been relatively uncontroversial, in part because Ross is liked by Democrats and labour unions who credit the private equity investor with saving tens of thousand of jobs in the steel industry after buying up bankrupt steel companies in 2002.
But Ross’s 2014 investment in the Bank of Cyprus has received little public attention amid the broader concerns in Washington over the Trump administration’s potential ties to Russia.
During a nearly four-hour confirmation hearing in January before the Senate commerce committee, Ross was not asked any questions about his involvement in a €400m ($424m) investment in the bank in 2014, which gave Ross’s investment group an 18% stake in the bank.
Ross recruited a high-profile banker with close ties to Russia, former Deutsche Bank chief executive Josef Ackermann, to serve as chairman of the bank. In a 2015 interview with the New York Times, Ackermann suggested his work for the Bank of Cyprus was an effort to “give something back to the people”.
In his letter, Booker asked Ross to explain why he had appointed Ackermann as chairman of the bank, noting that Deutsche Bank is the Trump Organization’s largest creditor.
Ross’s investment followed a controversial 2013 bailout of the bank at the height of the European debt crisis that was agreed by the EU, IMF and European Central Bank. At the time, the deal was scrutinised by German politicians who expressed concern that taxpayer funds were being used to bail out a money laundering haven used by Russian oligarchs. A German intelligence report cited by Der Spiegel at the time suggested that Russian deposits in Cyprus banks were worth between €8 to €35bn ($8.5 to $37bn).
- This article was amended on 27 February 2017 to correct a misspelling of the word “Cyprus”, which was written as “Cypress” in a letter from senators
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En mi opinión, estos colectivos tan antagónicos se unen porque tienen un enemigo en común. Pero a la mínima en la que tengan que empezar a organizarse entre sí, la bronca está servida.Ahora resulta que los nuevos heroes y heroinas son los musulmanes cuando sus sociedades no son definitiavamente las mas amables con las mujeres (ni con otros colectivos). Tienen una empanada mental que da risa, la verdad. Pero como dices, solamente toca sentarse a esperar y ver como bajan los niveles.
Me encantaria verlas marchando con sus outfits de vaginas en paises donde las mujeres apenas tienen derechos. No se atreven o es que no se enteran lo que pasa fuera de sus ciudades, puede ser eso, pensandolo bien.
Bambino contigo no se puede discutir porque eres fan de Trump entonces haga lo que haga siempre lo defenderas desde declaraciones de abuso sexual hasta su incompetencia cuando dice que.nunca pensó que el tema de salud era tan difícil, sin dejar de lado su doble discurso constante de querer hacer América grande pero sin pagar impuesto, teniendo sus negocios fuera del país, etc.
De momento yo estoy feliz que este en el poder porque debo ir a Eeuu en mayo y el valor del Dólar en mi país ha caído muchísimo así que me saldrá todo super económico, Ojalá siga así, mostrando que no está capacitado para el trabajo y que sigan las dudas en el mercado para que el dólar siga bajando.
Para mí Trump es igual a maduro de Venezuela, tipos con egos muy grande algo peligroso para un país ya que sólo.se ven a sí mismo y son incapaces de.aceptar críticas por eso en vez de cuestionarse prefieren vetar medios de comunicación y sólo quedarse con aquellos que se arrastran por ti como Fox que tiene gente tan nefasta como Tomi Lahrem
De momento yo estoy feliz que este en el poder porque debo ir a Eeuu en mayo y el valor del Dólar en mi país ha caído muchísimo así que me saldrá todo super económico, Ojalá siga así, mostrando que no está capacitado para el trabajo y que sigan las dudas en el mercado para que el dólar siga bajando.
Para mí Trump es igual a maduro de Venezuela, tipos con egos muy grande algo peligroso para un país ya que sólo.se ven a sí mismo y son incapaces de.aceptar críticas por eso en vez de cuestionarse prefieren vetar medios de comunicación y sólo quedarse con aquellos que se arrastran por ti como Fox que tiene gente tan nefasta como Tomi Lahrem
