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The United States and the European Union (mainly those countries in the Euro zones and the United Kingdom), the world's two largest economies, do not share the same view as to how to cope with the financial crisis--- a sign that shows the two sides are competing for the leading role in the international financial market.

Obama is playing hard against the threat of division in the U.K. and Europe.

The bipartite composition of the committee [headed to Russia] suggests that its recommendations will be sought both by Democratic candidate Barak Obama and by his rival John McCain, whose positions, according to polls, remain close.

Thanks to globalization and the Internet, the “cambio que necesitamos”—the change we need—and the “sí, se puede”—yes, we can—have become contagious throughout the planet in a way that borders on idolatry.

If Democratic voters are again as divided as they were in 2016, Trump is guaranteed a second victory.

Those responsible need to go to court in the U.S.. That would be the first step, because the U.S. has a working justice system.