New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is investigating Trump’s charitable foundation with a suspect on impropriety. Eric Schneiderman said his office wanted to make sure the foundation is "complying with the laws that govern charities in New York" "My interest in this issue really is in my capacity as regulator of nonprofits in New York state. And we have been concerned that the Trump Foundation may have engaged in some impropriety from that point of view," the elected Democratic official said.

The founding members of Mercosur: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay warns Venezuela in an ultimatum way among concern over the country's human rights regulations, restrictions on the political opposition and failure to comply with trade rules. The four founding countries also said Venezuela would be blocked from taking over Mercosur's rotating presidency in June, which has turned to the right after years dominated by leftist governments. Mercosur demands to protect human rights and enacting a law guaranteeing free movement of Mercosur citizens. 

Newly elected controversial president Rodrigo Duterte called the president of the U.S as a “son of a whore”. "Who does he think he is? I am no American puppet. I am the president of a sovereign country and I am not answerable to anyone except the Filipino people," Duterte scoffed in a speech Monday. "Son of a bitch, I will swear at you." – He said. Mr. Duterte was responding to the US president's promise to raise the issue of drug-related extra-judicial killings in the Philippines at their meeting.

Canadian municipalities want the federal government to change the way it decides how much money cities should get for transit and water projects. The changes outlined in June to the federal infrastructure minister would potentially, if implemented, give more money to smaller communities to help them build a transit system or improve private septic systems. Municipal leaders are also looking to the Liberals to set aside a significant amount of money for social housing over the coming decade, and to continue funding up to half of eligible project costs to help cities more easily manage project expenses.

Pena Nieto (Mexico's President) extended invitations to both candidates last month; Donald Trump accepted and flew to Mexico City last Wednesday for a meeting. Hillary Clinton has refused to go to Mexico after Trump. In the interview with the ABC news when Hillary Clinton was asked if she plans to go to Mexico before elections (08.11.2016) Clinton gave the one-word answer - "no". Clinton is intended to focus on policies to create jobs in the United States and to do what she must, to make sure Americans have the best possible opportunities in the future. Mr. Peña Nieto has struggled to portray the visit as a part of an evenhanded attempt to explain to both Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton, his Democratic opponent, how important Mexico is to the United States.

Brazil’s senate voted to oust Dilma Rousseff from the presidency on Wednesday, following an impeachment process with her suspend from the office since May. Sixty-one senators, seven more than the two-thirds needed, backed her removal from office, confirming interim president Michel Temer as the country’s leader.She was found guilty of moving funds between government budgets, which is illegal under Brazilian law. The amount of about $72.5 billion debt will be inherited from Mrs.Rousseff governing. Mrs. Rousseff denied having done anything illegal and said that moving money between budgets was common practice among her predecessors in office. Moreover, on Monday the 5th she is going try to defend her position and Senate decision.