The police blame on the Mexican U.S. border patrol the death of a teenager

Mexico Police yesterday blamed a border patrol agent of the United States for the death of a 17-year allegedly trying to enter the country illegally. The boy, identified as Ramses Barron, was found dead Wednesday morning near a hospital in the city of Nogales in the Mexican state of Sonora. Three people would have left next to the center.

The body of the victim had a gunshot wound, according to witnesses quoted by police, was shot by a U.S. agent. Barron had been shot while trying to jump the fence that separates the two cities Nogales, one in Sonora and one in Arizona. The spokesman for the U.S. Border Patrol Tucson Sector (Arizona), David Jimarez, acknowledged that there was "an agent involved" in this event, but "details are sketchy." The investigation is carried out by the FBI, which has justified the officer was attacked with stones while trying to arrest a suspected drug traffickers.

The first order of the Right "From today we read the Constitution"

In the classroom where two centuries flowed in from the waves of popular instincts more tumultuous in the nation, "the House of Representatives" that is renewed only every two years yesterday by beating the new heart of American politics and pounding on the right. But it is a right, indeed, an American, then the federalist, libertarian, anti-government but also fiercely, fanatically devoted to the Constitution that today, at the behest of the controversial new members elected by the tide of populist Tea Party will be recited in a loud voice from the benches of the House.

The opposition of Venezuela returns to Parliament

All new members arrived yesterday marching and accompanied by their constituents to the installation of the National Assembly of Venezuela, which will legislate until 2016. Chavez's supporters, chanting the slogan "We are most / with Hugo Chávez Frías," and opponents under the slogan "Fifty-two percent / Fifty-two percent" in reference to the percentage of popular votes won in parliamentary elections 26 September 2010.

Growth and employment, the thorns of Barack but he is already thinking about 2012 election

NEW YORK - Barack Obama change the team and prepare a two-year period in the trenches. It's a real attitude of fighting what the president organize the day of establishment of the new House majority right. The White House wants the right men to deal with the guerrillas Republicans between now and November 2012, the appointment of the presidential election.

The mission that Obama relies on new staff is clear: the Republicans fit into their internal contradictions among the troops nazionalpopuliste who want the state minimum of big business and lobbyists begging subsidies and state orders. In the end all will be played on two points: if in the next 22 months there will be a solid growth with millions of jobs, and in this case those who can "put the hat" on the recovery.

The appointment of a U.S. CaracasChavez: "Ok Clinton, Penn, Chomsky and Stone"

Bill Clinton, Sean Penn, Noam Chomsky, Oliver Stone and Hugo Chavez are the options for the role of U.S. ambassador in Caracas. The list of names was proposed by Venezuelan president in order to unlock the diplomatic impasse generated in the United States after a challenge by Chavez Larry Palmer, the ambassador chosen by Barack Obama.

Palmer, an African American former ambassador of the United States in Honduras, had recently criticized the Venezuelan government, saying that army morale is low and that there were clear links between members of the leftist Chavez and the rebels in neighboring Colombia . After the veto Palmer, saying that Venezuela has many friends in the U.S., Venezuelan President then cited as potential ambassadors to his country Bill Clinton, actor Sean Penn, the linguist and philosopher Noam Chomsky and the director Oliver Stone, who had recently declared his admiration for Hugo Chavez in Caracas during the presentation of a documentary about his South American leaders on the left.

Israel Palestinians hiring again

The Israeli government would soon allocate more than 5,000 additional work permits to Palestinians.

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The new Congress begins the assault on the work of Barack Obama

112, U.S. Congress opened today with the reading sessions in the full House of Representatives of the full text of the Constitution. It is a symbol of new times, we do not know whether for better or for worse. The brand-new Republican majority interprets this gesture as evidence of their loyalty to the founding principles of this nation.

The defeated Democrats see it as mere demagoguery or, worse, a sign of intransigence masked in respect of tradition. Either way, Thursday begins the assault on the work of Barack Obama. Never before had read the Constitution in Congress, out of the wonderful fantasy created by Frank Capra in Mr.