Professor Luconi of the University of Padua explains in this interview how two very important steps occur for the race for the White House in November: the transition phase between one President and another and the installation of the new occupant of the White House
Interview with Professor Luconi, author of a book with goWare, on the mechanisms underlying the election of the President of the United States on November 5th
In the past he pressed the Democratic President from the left but now Bernie Sanders, icon of the American left, has no doubts: with Biden against Trump. Hats off to his intellectual honesty and also his political intelligence
The American elections on November 5 will not only serve to choose a President but to decide between democracy and authoritarianism - The growth of support for Trump is a nightmare not only for America but for the whole world and…
Sunday 19 November the run-off between the outgoing Economy Minister, a Peronist and advised by the Brazilian president's team of communicators, and the super-liberal Milei, who despite his extravagant recipes is slightly ahead in the polls
The challenge between the two competitors ends on November 19th. Here are all the unknowns of the presidential race and the strategies of the two candidates. And Lula doesn't stand by and watch
Argentina has to deal with out-of-control inflation and a difficult situation of the real economy balanced by a rising stock market thanks to raw materials. In the background the fight for the 2023 presidential elections which could see the return of…
The votes for the outgoing President are multiplying, with the parliamentarians showing intolerance at the stalemate on the negotiations - The center-right abstained - The Belloni and Draghi hypotheses regain share
With the overtaking of Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania, the Democrat Joe Biden conquers the White House: he is the 46th president of the United States, which however the outgoing president does not intend to recognize and indeed threatens legal warfare - VIDEO.
All stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic soar - Underlying the rally is the belief that the vote won't change much and won't slow down the Internet giants - Piazza Affari among the best with…
The effervescence of the American Stock Exchange and above all of the Nasdaq (+5%) in the wake of the presidential elections also contaminates the European markets - In Milan, the Ftse Mib regains 19 quota: Nexi and Intesa Sanpaolo fly
Americans will vote with a thousand anxieties for the economy and the pandemic and deciding whether or not they still want Trump and his national populism - The presidential verdict will take time but here are the key states
The fear of chaos after the US presidential elections unnerves the financial markets and the recovery of Wall Street does not infect Europe - Oil stocks and banks recover in Piazza Affari, but the Ftse Mib closes in negative territory
It's not the clash between Trump and Biden that worries the Stock Exchanges, but the risk of chaos following the vote - The EU is keeping an eye on the Autostrade case - Disney fires 28 employees - Huffington Post for sale, but…
The vote of the independents (i.e. neither Republicans nor Democrats), who are currently the largest group of the electorate, will decide the outcome of the American presidential elections - For now, the polls say Biden and the book by the superhawk Bolton also weighs on Trump, but…
Argentina returns to the hands of the Peronists - The couple Alberto Fernandez and Cristina Kirchner clearly won the presidential elections - Fernandez will become president on December 10
After the landslide victory in the first round, the consensus around the far-right candidate begins to waver: the economist Paulo Guedes, indicated as the future finance minister, is being investigated, and the stock market has cooled down after the latest utterances by…
As expected, the right-wing candidate won the first round of the Brazilian presidential elections: Bolsonaro gathered 46,2% of the votes against 28,9 for Haddad (Lula's dolphin) but the real games will be played at…
A very bitter confrontation that aired on TF1 yesterday evening between the two challengers in the ballot for the French presidential elections, which will be held on Sunday - Le Pen even accuses Macron of "being complacent with Islamic terrorism" but then…
According to a survey released by Les Echos, the former economy minister, a great outsider in the presidential race, could reach the second round and even win against Marine Le Pen: here's why.
