Mercury will pass in front of the Sun this Monday. Disney + will be released this week. This is what you should know to start the day. First the truth.
1. Evo Morales resignation
The same day that the Organization of American States (OAS) presented the conclusions of an audit that cites serious irregularities in the presidential elections held on October 20, the president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, at a conference on national television, presented your resignation Follow our minute by minute here with all the latest information from Bolivia.
2. Spanish Socialist Workers Party wins elections in Spain
The Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) won the elections on Sunday with 120 seats, but did not reach the parliamentary majority. The leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, tweeted on Sunday: “Our project is to form a stable progressive government led by @PSOE to make policies for the benefit of the majority. All parties must act with generosity and responsibility starting tomorrow to unlock the country. ” The conservative Popular Party (PP) won the second largest number of seats, with 87. The far-right Vox Party achieved significant gains by doubling from 24 to 52 seats in Parliament.
3. The political trial investigation is made public
On Wednesday, the House of Representatives Intelligence Commission holds its first open hearings while the Democrats build a case against US President Donald Trump. Bill Taylor and George Kent, both career diplomats, with an internal line in the Ukrainian negotiations under scrutiny, are ready to appear. Two days later, the former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, will attend.
4. Trump and Erdogan, in the White House
The president of Turkey is expected to visit the White House on Wednesday, just weeks after US forces withdrew from northern Syria, a measure that critics set the ground for Turkey to attack US allies in the battle against ISIS. A day later, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will receive the chancellors of the world coalition to discuss the fight against ISIS in Syria.
5. DACA addresses the Supreme Court
The program that prevents the deportation of almost 700,000 undocumented people, brought to the United States as children, will be considered this Tuesday by the Supreme Court. The central issue is how the Trump administration decided to eliminate the Obama era program. The decision of the judges will have a great impact on the presidential race.
At coffee time
A minor dies in concert of rapper Neutro Shorty, in Caracas
The young woman was on Saturday, in the Generalissimo Francisco de Miranda Park, where about 4,000 attendees gathered for the rapper's show, according to the state news agency AVN, which reported that during the event there was an “alteration of the public order ”in which at least 19 people were injured.
Sandra, the orangutan released from a zoo after being declared a "non-human person" in Argentina, arrives at her new home
An orangutana, 33, who was granted “legal personality” in Argentina, was transferred to a new home in Wauchula, Florida.
The phrase of the day
"There is something everyone should understand [...] And a queen is never late."
Singer Madonna said this phrase during her concert in Las Vegas, this week. However, a fan disagrees. This is Nate Hollander, who wants to take the singer to trial because her concerts start late.
The day's figure
13
Mercury will pass the Sun on Monday, something that happens only 13 times in 100 years, according to NASA, and will not be seen again from North America in another 30 years, or from anywhere until 2032.
And to finish
Nostalgia is back with Disney +
The company's highly anticipated transmission service is launched in the United States, this Tuesday. Look here is a list of the titles you can see.
