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La policía tenia rodeado su domicilio. Estaba amenazada.
https://www.expreso.com.pe/politica/mer ... republica/

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https://lta.reuters.com/articulo/peru-p ... WH003?il=0

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Recuerdo que USA condenó severamente el cierre del Congreso del 92. USA es la democracia más fuerte del mundo. La oposición es quizás la fuerza más importante durante todo gobierno. El Congreso es obstruccionista, partidista y nunca, absolutamente nunca, avanza la agenda del partido opuesto cuando no está en el poder. Acá vemos Congresos divididos, presidentes furiosos, el Congreso es el poder más importante del país, tienen la billetera del país y la agenda legislativa de la nación. Se insultan, se gritan, se difaman, mienten descaradamente, incurren en actos de espionaje, de hasta traicion con tal de no darle al presidente de turno un triunfo. Esa es la democracia, acá es donde se ve que tan bueno es un gobernante, el Congreso puede paralizar toda la agenda del presidente durante todo su mandato, pero nunca, absolutamente nunca pueden cerrar el Congreso, primero destituyen al presidente antes de que este cierre el Congreso. El presídente tiene poderes completamente limitados a propósito, diseñado de esta manera por los padres fundadores para que nunca un poder del estado pueda mandar y tomar el poder absoluto. Eso jamás ocurrirá, los americanos se equivocan y eligen al partido equivocado, pero esperan pacientemente a las próximas elecciones y corrigen generalmente su error. Hay un dicho acá que dice que los americanos siempre hacen lo correcto después de haber agotado todas las demás alternativas. Acá hay separación de poderes y las elecciones legislativas son cada dos años, dándole la oportunidad al pueblo de darle el control del Congreso al presidente si así lo desean o quitárselo si no están de acuerdo con su trabajo.

No hay país que respete más la decisión de su pueblo, equivocados o correctos son los americanos los que deciden su destino. Hay respeto a los ciudadanos.

https://lta.reuters.com/articulo/peru-p ... WH003?il=0

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Copper October 02,00:15
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Change +0.0118 +0.46%
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Uranium Sep 23, 2019
Ux U308 price: 25.80
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September private payrolls report shows the pace of hiring is slowing
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO UPDATED 11 MINS AGO

Jeff Cox
@JeffCoxCNBCcom
CNBC.COM
Private payrolls rose by 135,000 in September, ahead of Dow Jones estimates for 125,000, according to ADP and Moody's Analytics.
That brought the monthly average for 2019 down to 145,000, compared to 214,000 for the same period last year.
Education and health services saw the fastest growth with 42,000 positions. Trade, transportation and utilities was next with 28,000.
ADP: September payrolls up 135,000, August revised down 38,000

The private sector created more jobs than expected in September but the pace slowed amid growing signs that the labor market is getting tighter, according to a report Wednesday from ADP and Moody's Analytics.
Companies hired 135,000 more workers in the month, ahead of the 125,000 that economists surveyed by Dow Jones had expected. That was a drop from the 157,000 in August, a number that itself saw a sharp downward revision from the initially reported 195,000.
September's gain was the slowest since June and brought the 2019 monthly average down to 145,000, a steep decline from the 214,000 for the same time period last year.

"We are in a very critical place, kind of a fragile juncture in the economy," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's, said during a media conference call. "What happens over the next few weeks, next few months, will determine whether there's an economic downturn in 2020."
Indeed, companies with fewer than 50,000 employees saw the slowest hiring gain for the month at just 30,000. Large firms, with at least 500 workers, created 67,000 new jobs, while medium-sized businesses added 39,000.
In a separate interview with CNBC, Zandi pointed out that hiring toward the end of September was "meaningfully weaker" than at the beginning of the month.
"Demand for labor is beginning to weaken. Hiring is weakening across the board," he said on "Squawk Box."
The stock market vs the economy explained

At the sector level, education and health services saw the fastest growth with 42,000 positions. Trade, transportation and utilities was next with 28,000, while professional and business services grew by 20,000. Leisure and hospitality added 18,000 as part of a total growth of 127,000 on the services side.
On the production side, construction rose by 9,000 and manufacturing grew by 2,000, but natural resources and mining saw a loss of 3,000.
The numbers come amid growing concerns over the strength of the U.S. economy. A reading Tuesday from the Institute for Supply Manufacturing showed the sector is contracting, though not yet at a rate consistent with a recession. Other economic data has been relatively strong, though, particularly on the consumer side.
"We are seeing more weakness in manufacturing. I do think in the coming months we will see manufacturing turn negative," Zandi said. "Even more importantly, demand is slowing in many sectors and I don't see any stabilization in that and that's going to continue."
Economists sometimes will tweak their estimates for the pivotal nonfarm payrolls report based on the ADP numbers. For September, though, expectations are similar: economists surveyed by Dow Jones are looking for Friday's Labor Department estimate to show payroll growth of 145,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.7%.

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Copper October 02,09:19
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Aluminum October 02,09:18
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Uranium Sep 23, 2019
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