[aplausos] >> de esta manera mariano rajoy era reelegido como presidente de espaÑa, en lo que serÁ sus del partido socialista, rajoy obtuvo la confianza de la cÁmara, en el camino quedÓ pedro sÁnchez, lÍder de los socialistas, que en diciembre estuvo a punto de ser presidente y que esta vez se negÓ a facilitar la investidura de rajoy. esta misma maÑana dejÓ emocionado su escaÑo de diputado. >> no puedo fallar a los millones de socialistas de corazÓn que confiaron en mÍ y compartieron con orgullo el camino de decir: no, a mariano rajoy. reportera: muchos clamaron en una manifestaciÓn contra lo que llamaron el golpe de la mafia a la democracia. mÁs de mil agentes de la policÍa antidisturbios velarÁn por la seguridad de la cÁmara. espaÑa tiene gobierno pero en minorÍa. bajo a partir de este momento mariano rajoy deberÁ disminuir sus polÍticas, sino es probable que no termine sus cuatro aÑos de gobierno. arantxa: echar de la presidencia a nicolÁs maduro, la discordia se centra en cÓmo lograrlo para superar la crisis polÍtica. entre las opciones que se abanicar esta una enmienda constituci

tras casi un aqo con un gobierno en funciones, mariano rajoy del partido popular fue reelegido presidente los diputados socialistas, que viven una aguda crisis con la abstencion de la mayoria de sus miembros permitieron la ratificacion de rajoy. desde madrid, espaqa, lourdes tellez nos dice como transcurrio la jornada de votaciones y por que este nuevo gobierno esta en un equilibrio precario. si hay algo que une a casi una veintena de organizaciones politicas que integran la opositora mesa de la unidad democratica, es echar de la presidencia de discordia se centra en como lograrlo para superar la crisis politica. entre las opciones se abanican una reforma constitucional, un referendo revocatorio o la asamblea nacional constituyente. elyagelica gonzalez nos explica la compleja situacion. .ana caty hernandez, nos acompaqa con lo mas destacado de la jornada futbolera del torneo apertura de la liga mx... y mas adelante, vivos y muertos desfilan por las calles de la capital mexicana en una tradicion milenaria que honra a los que ya no estan entre nosotros.... rminamos en la capital mexicana, d

mariano rajoy se las estÁ viendo a gatas para conseguir su reelecciÓn como presidente del gobierno espaÑolejarÍa el camino para el gobierno tras 10 meses de limbo polÍtico. >> la presunta agresiÓn verbal y fÍsica del actor brad pitt en contra de uno de sus hijos dentro de un aviÓn privado se ha extendido ahora al resto de la familia, al ser parte de la demanda de divorcio presentada por su esposa la presentador: una de las acusaciones que ha presentado angelina jolie es que abusÓ de uno de sus hijos a bordo de un aviÓn privado, se dice que cuestionÓ a ella y a alguno de los menores, que supuestamente miedo a brad pitt. la agencia dijo: en respuesta del aviÓn que transportaba a brad pitt y a sus hijos el fbi sigue recopilando datos y evaluarÁ si se debe hacer una investigaciÓn federal. pero brad pitt indicÓ que es normal que los padres pelean o discutan con sus hijos. >>esta portavoz nos dice por razones de privacidad no pueden comentar del caso, pero explica el procedimiento, de inmediato se asigna una trabajadora social. >> va con los niÑos, con personas estÁn involucradas en la vida de l

a shift in spanish politics may toally allow mariano rajoy seek office for a second term.ty booted its longtime leader, pedro sanchez. he had been blocking rajoy's attempt to make a new government. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. vonnie: at the top of the hour manufacturing came in at 51.5, an improvement from the prior month. better than improvement we were looking for. michael is here, the economist at j.p. morgan. thank you for joining. in exactly just came the same as last month. should be read anything about inflation into that? prices paid is one of the subcomponents that did not see any expansion from last month. is that something you would zoom in on? mike: it is a bit of a disappointment. what we saw today was a lot that being repaired so we have asked where we were in june and july, which is not very handsome levels.- expansive it is slowly getting back on its feet, by would not call it a robust thing we are looking at vonnie: we're looking for any igns of sc improvement. it is not likely we will see th

has agreedst party to stand aside and let acting prime minister mariano rajoy take office for a seconde will be allowed to form a minority government. he could return to power by next weekend. a plane headed to the libyan soast to monitor migrant crashed. all five crew members were killed. was the main port of departure for thousands of migrants trying to get smugglers to take them to europe by boat. volkswagen is facing more pressure in europe to repair the damage caused by a diesel emissions scandal. the european union is calling on them to start compensating consumers. regulators also want the automaker to show proof that cars will be fixed in the coming year. this is according to a letter from the eu. european officials are trying to break an impasse over trade deals between the eu and canada. the problem is objections over the french-speaking wallonia region of belgium. eu officials are try to break the deadlock by holding talks with the government today but they are still saying no. the european commission is also warning they need to remain patient if a deal is going to be struc

mariano rajoy was reelected as prime minister. his rival socialist party abstained from saturday's vote, clearing the way for him to win enough seats to form a new government. the bank of england governor is said to be leaning toward staying for his entire eight-year term according to the financial times. friends he will likely make a statement this week about his term. theresa may is said to want him to stay on and has tried to smooth over any misunderstanding. and hillary clinton's e-mails appear to be having some impact on her support according to a new tracking poll -- she holds 46% to 45% nationwide. last week it had her with a 12 point lead. the poll was taken after james comey said the bureau had discovered files that may pertain to its investigation of her e-mails. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks. let's get to the data, equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. a busy economic week, we start out flat. oil

the spanish bond markets are going to be in focus as mariano rajoy gains a second term as prime ministera 10 month political impasse. this was saturday night after socialist lawmakers abstained, let's speak to our bureau chief in the dreaded. thanks for joining us. how has he managed to pull this off? it's all about abstention and technicality, isn't it? >> well, yes. i think he pulled it off because he played a very effective waiting game. there were elections in spain, in december, which reduced the parliament. and he hung in there, watching very closely the internal divisions within his adversaries . the socialist party looks like a broken force now. they were really forced to accept an abstention to allow his government where their support may have fallen even further. it was really a better choice for them that they were forced to make it, and here we have him emerging with the great hastical victory which taken him into a new term as prime minister of spain. manus: it's a great political victory and that brings to mind the stability, the political stability, a policy implementation

the socialist party has agreed to stand aside and let acting prime minister mariano rajoy take officed time. he will be allowed to form a minority government after a confidence vote and could return to our next weekend. alibaba billionaire jack ma months china's security bureau to use big data to prevent crime. he says policing cannot happen unless china has the ability to analyze information on citizens. china has begun an effort to build unparalleled online surveillance of its more than one billion people. republican political strategist karl rove does not believe donald trump can be elected president. he told fox news "i don't see it happening." battlegroundcial states like florida, it will not be enough. growth played a major role in george w. bush's campaign. played a major role in george w. bush's campaign. tom: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities -- talk about sleep data. a little bit lower, all in all. much more interesting on the backside, a reset of the doubt. the vix at 13.02. that surprised me. that is a more complacent vix than you would have expected. the mexican pe

defense secretary ash carter has defended -- suspended efforts to bonuses.recruitment in spain, mariano rajoyomising to make job creation the focus of his term although he is likely to lose a confidence vote in parliament today but is likely to take office on saturday. the socialists have agreed to sustain -- abstain, giving him the majority he needs. london-based banks will probably lose their so-called passporting rights once the u.k. leaves the european union according to the british trade minister. -- passporting allows them to sell their services anywhere in the single market, and one proposal would allow them to have equivalent rights if they accept e.u. regulations. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. guy: the u.k. government, bond yields are higher since the brexit vote. investors are reassessing after third-quarter growth exceeded economists' estimates. wood andined by robert richard turnill still with us. website ande omf the statement is very clear, this is a continuation of the t

mariano as prime minister tomorrow. the day taker leader lost a confidence vote yesterday. tomorrow his socialist party rivals have agreed to abstain in a second vote that should give him a simple majority. rajoyn acting prime minister for 10 months because no party could gather enough votes to form a government. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: alisa, thanks. the world's biggest maker of insulin falling by the most in 10 years. the denmark-based company slashed its long-term profit target in half because of price pressures in the u.s. the c.f.o. addressed the issue in an interview on. >> we've been telling investors we expect approximately 5% negative impact on u.s. sales next year from a lower pricing, so you can say we are only getting into the storm now. we can't in any way say that he worst is behind us. vonnie: joining us now, kristen. is it a good idea for these two companies that are such specialists in one particular thing to get together? >> they get 85% of diabetes business, whereas percentage looks different at sanofi at less than 20%. when the diabetes ma