Foro de Davos

Presidente argentino ainda atacou seu antecessor por ter endividado o país

Greetings from the snowy slopes of virtual Davos. No, Today’s WorldView did not make the trek up the mountain to the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of global political and business elites. Because of the pandemic, there was no physical event to attend, no schmoozing with the great and the good, no rubbing shoulders with policymakers at pop-up espresso bars, no foraging for canapés in the pavilions of big tech firms.

Ao fórum de Davos, vice-presidente afirma que iniciativa privada tem que liderar investimentos na região

Moon Jae-in proposes system for pandemic winners to share profits with hard-hit peers

Addressing the World Economic Forum on Monday night, Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a stern repudiation of bullying tactics, ideological prejudice and hatred as well as economic decoupling and sanctions, which he warned could push the world into division and confrontation, and offered an inclusive multilateral approach that would guide the world out of darkness. Through the speech, China is also sounding the alarm and offering constructive suggestions for future China-US relations, Chinese observers noted.

11:00 - El mandatario chino defendió que el multilateralismo es el camino para salir de la crisis económica mundial, e hizo un llamado a “dejar de lado la arrogancia, los prejuicios y el odio”.

24/01 - 12:00 - The global economic expansion is on a firm footing for now, but it remains at risk of trade tensions and the long-term future is jeopardized by environmental challenges.

21/01 - 18:30 - President Donald Trump came to Davos espousing his economic and trade policies as models for the world, sending some warm and some mixed messages to European nations that have endured his tariff threats on everything from cars to Camembert for almost three years.

20/01 - 16:49 - The team is still considering whether to release the plan before Israel's election in March