Trump vs Peña Nieto: key meeting for all

Peña Nieto gave Trump presidential
status before election 

New US President, Donald Trump, ins his first day as president visited Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) headquarters in Langley (Virgina) showing his support to intelligence agents after recent controversies about intelligence reports in the last days of Obama administration regarding Russia's meddling in US Presidential Election through Democratic party e-mails piracy and Wikileaks leaks, aimed to benefiting Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton. Amid democratic efforts to deny Hillary Clinton's defeat and delegetimize Trump's victory Trump denied this allegations. Now he wants to build a new relationship and also a new start with intelligence agents far away from unnecesary controversies. Trump has announced Theresa May will be first international leader to see him next thrusday in White House, reinforcing special relationship between USA and United Kingdom in spite of May efforts to get out United Kingdom from European Union. The second international leader to see Trump will be Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto on 31st January. This will be a key meeting to see Trump administration path because Trump and Peña Nieto will talk about very important questions menacing relationship between this neighbour countries. Peña Nieto was first international leader to see Trump before election giving him presidential status. 

Donald Trump becomes 45th president of United States of America embracing keynesianism

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders
have too much in common because they
are independent outsiders 

Donald Trump became 45th President of the United States of America after taking oath of office ending eight years of Barack Obama presidency. After being formally invested Trump pronounced his inaugural adress characterized by a strong rebuke towards establishment politicians from both sides showing as a independent outsider working for current people. He promised to boost US economy thorugh a big infrastructure building effort following keynesianist economic policy linking his platform with another independent: Bernie Sanders. In spite of the opinion of mainstream media Donald Trump doesn't said anything strange or potentially dangerous on his inaugural adress following in many aspects US presidential tradition. 

After lenghty negotiation efforts outgoing Gambian president, Yahya Jammed, accepted to quit the power ending peacefully Gambia's constitutional crisis, but he didn't said when he will officialy quit

letting new president, Adama Barrow, return to Gambia and take charge of his new presidential office.

Donald Trump becomes US president amidst mexican goodwill

Donald Trump puts an end to Obama's era
amidst mexican goodwill 

Donald Trump will become today the new president of the United States of America (USA) after taking oath of office in Washington putting and end to Barack Obama's era. Outgoing president leaves office amidst a very disappointing balance dominated by his unability to take action in Syria leading to Russia's resurgence as a global superpower in various scenarios ranging from Syria to Ukraine, but also to the biggest moment of uncertainity in Europe from World War II due to an impressive and unprecedented flow of migrants overflowing Europe's frontiers, building fear, uncertainity and bigotry, threateing european institutions and countries through populism. During Obama's era there has been the worst speculative attacks against european economy and massive intelligence espionage from National Security Agence (NSA) against european countries, institutions and leaders. During Obama's era there have been an increase of drone killings and paradoxically during first afroamerican presidency a surge of racial injustice against afroamericans. With Obama's balance sincerely it's very difficult Donald Trump could do things worse. We'll see tomorrow... 

Mexico has extradired drug warlord Joaquín Guzmán a.k.a El Chapo, Sinaloa cartel boss, to the United States amid United States transition of power. We must see this as a strong signal of goodwillness from Mexico towards Donald Trump amidst multiple political and economic controversies that could emerge between this two countries. 

Ongoing Gambia's president, Adama Barrow, took oath of office yesterday in Senegal after outgoing president, Yahya Jammed, refusal to resign due to his unwilingness to conceed after last presidential election. Economic Organisation of Western African States (ECOWAS) threatened Jammeh with a military intervention to depose him if he doesn't conceed today at noon. If last mediation efforts fails senegalese troops will invade Gambia by ground and Nigeria and Ghana will take action by sea and air with the aim to capture Jammed forcing him to resign, It's an easy operation because probably it won't be much supporters ready to fight for Jammeh. This situation is a clear signal about increasing relevance of ECOWAS because it seems africans can solve his affairs without needing european or american help.