MercoPress. South Atlantic News Agency
Bolsonaro supporters take to the streets of Brazil to blame “satanic” congress for not approving reforms
Thousands of supporters of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro took to the streets across Brazil on Sunday in a protest seen as a gauge of the embattled leader's popularity only five months into his term.
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Economy
- Markets in the red on Wednesday over concerns with China-US trade dispute
- British Steel and 25.000 jobs on the brink: waiting for government life line
- President Xi tells China to prepare for increasingly complex and difficult times
- At least a month before US imposes more tariffs on US$ 300bn of Chinese products
Energy & Oil
- Argentine oil and soybean industries exempt from latest taxes on imports
- Argentina awards 18 offshore oil exploration areas; UK companies take 7 areas, some next to Falklands
- Premier Oil finances improving and so are Falklands' Sea Lion project prospects
- Oil prices edge up on the Iran situation, but inventories are still very high
Agriculture
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- May 20 has become Bee Day in recognition for this outstanding pollinator
- US major retailers face lawsuit for selling falsely labeled “100% Egyptian Cotton”
- Argentine oil and soybean industries exempt from latest taxes on imports
Environment
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- Brazil changes mind and will host the UN regional Climate Week in Salvador next August
- Global sea levels rising higher than forecasted because of ice melting in Greenland and Antarctica
- Smog disaster in Mexico City, all residents “smoking” half a pack of cigarettes a day
