Brasilia - The resignation of a second minister whose conversation was recorded as he was instructing how to make the work of investigators more difficult seems to make it clear that the anticorruption operation Lava Jato is setting the limits of the provisional government of Michel Temer.

La Paz, May 29 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian vice-president Álvaro García Linera described as a "soft coup" the suspension of Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached, local media reports today.

Kishinev - The director of the Institute of Diplomatic, Political and Security Studies of Moldova, Valeriu Ostalep, said on Tuesday that the US and NATO use the excuse that they are protecting peace as a pretext to expand in Eastern Europe.

The Permanent mission of Syria to the United Nations presented today details of new violations of the ceasefire, which entered into force since February 27th.

In a press release, the Syrian mission reported that, in addition to terrorist groups Islamic State and Al-Nusra Front, opposition armed groups are responsible for attacks against civilians and military personnel.

Havana -The controversy over Hillary Clinton's violations of cybersecurity measures when she was secretary of state is in the foreground of discussion in political circles and US media.

Brasilia - Political parties opposed to President Dilma Rousseff financed activities of the Brazil Free Movement (MBL,in Spanish), a so-called civil organization promoting the pro-impechament acts, the news service UOL revealed today.