An interesting question is the price. In Iran itself, a model with an “automatic” costs from 800 million rials – regarding 1.1 million rubles. But to this you need to add duties, excises, recycling fees and VAT, and this is another 600 thousand. As a result, it turns out that the average versions of Tara can cost regarding 1.7 million rubles, the basic ones, apparently, within 1.5 million. From the point of view of pre-crisis prices, this looks absurd, and even today, for 1.5+ million rubles, you can buy a much more understandable Hyundai Solaris. But if their production is not resumed, the empty niche of cars priced at 1-2 million rubles may well become the target of Iranian brands.
Chile rejected this Sunday by an overwhelming 62.2% the proposal for a new Constitution and decided to maintain the current text, inherited from the dictatorship, according to 72.2% of the votes counted.
Today there are no winners or losers. There are Chileans who have to meet once more,” said the leader of the “Rejection” campaign. Claudia Salinas.
The option of accepting the new Magna Carta, which enshrined a new range of social rights, was supported by only 37.8% of voters.
As soon as the trend was confirmed at the polls, dozens of people began to celebrate, especially in the wealthy neighborhoods of the capital, where the rejection won by more than 10 points of difference.
A gap similar to the one that occurred in Valparaíso, which together with the metropolitan region of Santiago de Chile and Viña del Mar, account for nearly half of the more than 15 million people called to the polls today.
In a first analysis of the results, the president of the Independent Democratic Union (UDI), conservative force, Javier Macaya, assured the press that «this absolutely surpassed the traditional scenario of the right once morest the left. That is the reason why common sense has triumphed today.”
Along the same lines, the senator of the Socialist party in the southern region of Los Lagos, Fidel Espinoza, harshly criticized the conventionalists and summoned them to take responsibility for what he called a “debacle.”
“Let the conventional gentlemen take responsibility for this debacle. They drafted a Constitution from hatred and their frustrations”, Indian.
“They wanted to go for everything and left us with nothing, they will go down in history. We even told him Gabriel Boric months ago. They ignored us,” he added.
The day following
In full scrutiny, the local press revealed that the president of Chile, Gabriel Boric, has summoned the leaders of all political parties to a meeting this Monday at the Palacio de La Moneda to analyze the results.
The news is known in the midst of projections that with just 25% of the vote counted, victory is given to the supporters of the option of rejecting the new Constitution, which would keep the current Constitution in force, written in 1980 during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. (1973-1990) and partially reformed in democracy.
After voting this morning in his native Punta Arenas, Boric, one of the promoters of the new Constitution, said that whatever the result, he would summon the parties and civil society to continue with the constituent process.
“I can guarantee that our will and our action, regardless of the result, will be to call for a broad national unity from all sectors, from all social organizations, from civil society, from political parties, we want to hear all the voices to to be able to continue with this process.” stressed.
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The economic recovery in Switzerland continued in the 2nd quarter, driven by the jump in consumer spending, but the creation of value fell slightly in the manufacturing industry.
Gross domestic product (GDP) thus rose by 0.3% compared to the previous quarter.
In annual variation, Switzerland’s GDP grew by 2.8% over the quarter under review, following having increased by 4.7% during the first three months of the year, a figure revised upwards compared to 4.4% announced at the end of May. The return to a normal situation from the health point of view at the beginning of April signaled the end of most of the measures intended to fight once morest the coronavirus, explains Monday the State Secretariat for the Economy (Seco).
A sector very affected by the latter, services particularly benefited from the upturn, with hotels and restaurants recording the strongest growth (+12.4%). International tourism continued its recovery until the end of the 2nd quarter, with the strong increase, in particular, of overnight stays generated by European and American customers. The fact remains that the level of value creation in accommodation and catering nevertheless posted a decline of 10% compared to the pre-crisis period.
In the arts, entertainment and recreational activities sector (+1.4%), value added also increased following the removal of health measures. But there too, production still showed a decline of 17% compared to the situation before the outbreak of the pandemic.
Reflecting the gradual return to mobility of the population, the transport and communications sector also experienced a positive trend (+4.4%), to settle at approximately 3% above its pre- crisis.
Only two branches of services suffered a drop in their production between April and the end of June: financial services (-1.5%) and trade (-2.1%), the latter mainly due to the evolution of trade food retail and wholesale.
The almost general growth of the services sector was accompanied by an increase in exports of services (+5.0%).
/ATS