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 November 2019 infographic
Grafik zeigt News Events im November 2019. Eine interaktive Version dieser Grafik wird ebenfalls erstellt.
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WORLD AGENDA

World Events im November

By Jordi Bou

November 1, 2019 - November 30, 2019 - Die World Agenda gibt eine Vorschau auf Weltereignisse, die für November geplant sind. Dazu gehört der Countdown bis zur Präsidentenwahl im November 2020, Spaniens vierte Parlamentswahl in vier Jahren, 500 Jahre Eroberung des Aztekenreichs durch Spanien,
30 Jahre Fall der Berliner Mauer usw.

Nov 3, U.S.: The year-long countdown to the election for the presidency and control of both houses of Congress begins, with pressure mounting on Republican incumbent Donald Trump

Nov 8, Mexico: Hernán Cortes conquered the Aztec Empire 500 years ago, winning Mexico for Spain at the cost of vast numbers of indigenous lives. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador wants an apology from Spain and the Vatican

Nov 9, Germany: Berlin celebrates the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, which symbolized the Iron Curtain between the communist east and the capitalist west during the Cold War

Nov 10, Russia: The centenary of the birth of Mikhail Kalashnikov offers Russians a new opportunity to honour the inventor of the AK-47

Nov 10, Spain: The second election this year and fourth in four years takes place after Socialist acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez failed to get the necessary support to form
a government in April. Unrest in Catalonia is expected to dominate the debate in the lead-up

Nov 11-12, Space: Earthlings with a good telescope will be able to observe one of the rarest astronomical events – a transit of Mercury

Nov 20, Japan: Shinzo Abe becomes the country’s longest-serving prime minister but his LDP coalition lost its supermajority in the Upper House election in July – a setback to Abe’s long-held quest to revise Japan’s pacifist constitution

Nov 28, Thailand: The Cave, the first of several films about the perilous 2018 mission to find and extract 12 boys and their soccer coach from deep underground, is released

Sources
PUBLISHED: 24/10/2019; STORY: Newsahead, Julie Mullins; PICTURES: Getty Images, NASA, De Warrenne Pictures
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