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| Clinton accuses Trump of violating the embargo against Cuba in 1998 |
Accused the Democratic candidate for the White House, Hillary Clinton Thursday Republican rival Donald Trump of violating the US embargo on trade with Cuba, basing it to an investigation by Newsweek magazine showed that his foundation Real Estate has spent 68,000 dollars on the communist island. Clinton told reporters in Chicago "Trump has put personal and professional interests above the laws of the United States and its values and policies." She Newsweek that officials in the hotels and casinos owned by Republican presidential candidate spent money in 1998 during a trip to Cuba, where the Trump Real Estate Corporation hopes to have a foothold, in an attempt to circumvent the ban on spending money on the island, has been sending money through a company. " Seven LaRose Investment research and development "to be passed in the form of charity
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Killian acknowledged Conway, director of Trump's campaign, by implication, that the ban has been violated. She said the network "ABC" that based on the achievement of Newsweek, "I understand that they spent money in 1998". But he stressed that Trump "had decided not to invest there," and he is still at the site of criticism of Cuba and the Castro brothers regime. Cuba is still demanding the lifting of the embargo imposed on it since 1962. The easing of US President Barack Obama, the severity of the ban, and made a historic visit to Cuba in March, but he has failed to persuade Congress to lift the ban once and because of Republican control of it.
But Clinton and Obama support the lifting of the ban. She said the Democratic candidate Thursday: "I was very open to open up to Cuba when I was secretary of state, and welcomed the initiative of President Obama, and I will continue to work out when he became President."
And he announced that Hillary Clinton and her rival Trump's favorite foreign leader to have is German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Clinton said, "I appreciate the many foreign leaders, Angela Merkel is one of my favorites." She added, "It was a very strong leader during a difficult period in Europe, a stage was, of course, have effects on the rest of the world." The democratic candidate to answer reporters' questions in Chicago, after he was an independent candidate for the US presidential election Gary Johnson has failed to nominate any foreign president. Johnson and the silence of nearly a full minute during an interview with the channel, "MSNBC" Wednesday when asked by a journalist naming of preferred foreign leaders. When he raised it with the same question, Trump said that Merkel is the leader of the foreign favorite, having been criticized repeatedly in recent months on the back of the refugee crisis
To the newspaper, "the Arizona Republic," the province received threats and their numbers have seen a wave cancel subscriptions, because of its support democratic candidate Clinton, the employee said in the newspaper, he told AFP. And announced a newspaper based in Phoenix (southwestern United States) headquarters, in an editorial Tuesday, it was the candidate of democracy has chosen, for the first time since its founding in 1890. It considered that the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump does not represent conservative values, and that he is not qualified to be president. Editor of the newspaper staff and pointed out that Clinton is "the best choice", even though it is not without flaws. Phil Boas in charge of the newspaper editorials that clarified a number of readers sent angry letters to the newspaper, and that many of them had canceled their participation. But he stressed that the newspaper officials do not regret anything. He told AFP: "We know that this choice and the decision official." He added that the newspaper had received telephone threats, including death threats, but he gave no details. He said that there is no doubt that readers accustomed to newspaper editorials did not Astgrbwa support for Hillary Clinton. He went Boas "about a year ago, we began to take positions" about the real estate tycoon because of his conduct during the election campaign, "which seemed to us authoritarian."
"We started warning (...) that what this is saying a dangerous man." And it rejected other newspapers republican also be invited to vote for Trump chose his rival, and among those newspapers specifically newspaper "Cincinnati Enquirer" in Ohio (north), and that after it was supportive of Republicans for nearly a century, I wrote last week that "Trump is dangerous a clear and present of our country. " The newspaper "Dallas Morning News" also breaking the tradition after 75 years, and called for a vote for Clinton, describing it as "the only serious candidate." Also they saw these papers cancel their preparation subscriptions.
To the newspaper, "the Arizona Republic," the province received threats and their numbers have seen a wave cancel subscriptions, because of its support democratic candidate Clinton, the employee said in the newspaper, he told AFP. And announced a newspaper based in Phoenix (southwestern United States) headquarters, in an editorial Tuesday, it was the candidate of democracy has chosen, for the first time since its founding in 1890. It considered that the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump does not represent conservative values, and that he is not qualified to be president. Editor of the newspaper staff and pointed out that Clinton is "the best choice", even though it is not without flaws. Phil Boas in charge of the newspaper editorials that clarified a number of readers sent angry letters to the newspaper, and that many of them had canceled their participation. But he stressed that the newspaper officials do not regret anything. He told AFP: "We know that this choice and the decision official." He added that the newspaper had received telephone threats, including death threats, but he gave no details. He said that there is no doubt that readers accustomed to newspaper editorials did not Astgrbwa support for Hillary Clinton. He went Boas "about a year ago, we began to take positions" about the real estate tycoon because of his conduct during the election campaign, "which seemed to us authoritarian."
"We started warning (...) that what this is saying a dangerous man." And it rejected other newspapers republican also be invited to vote for Trump chose his rival, and among those newspapers specifically newspaper "Cincinnati Enquirer" in Ohio (north), and that after it was supportive of Republicans for nearly a century, I wrote last week that "Trump is dangerous a clear and present of our country. " The newspaper "Dallas Morning News" also breaking the tradition after 75 years, and called for a vote for Clinton, describing it as "the only serious candidate." Also they saw these papers cancel their preparation subscriptions.
For his part, he criticized French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Aero Republican candidate Trump described the goals of his foreign policy as "confused" and warned that Paris could not forget his remarks after militant attacks on French territory.
Trump campaign was marked by insults and using inflammatory language in dealing with extremism as a presidential candidate has raised questions about every American foreign policy, especially on Syria, Iran and North Korea, Mexico files. Aero said in an interview with CNN, US News, "I do not know the nature of the foreign policy of Donald Trump because they are very confused." He continued, saying, "The French foreign minister, As I will not tell the Americans how to vote, but the next US president is not only important to the United States but for the rest of the world too." Although there is no explicit support for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, however, the French minister described as a leading "a great job" was as far as their responsibilities when she was secretary of state. The Aero "For Mr. Trump, I have a single note: Some things are difficult I've said about France and the French people questioned in these words I will never forget."
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