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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2019
WORLD IN BRIEF
cuts for individuals that would otherwise
expire in 2025.
Associated Press
Shutdown projected
to cause $3 billion
permanent hit to economy
WASHINGTON — The federal
government shutdown will cause slight
permanent harm to the economy —
about $3 billion — according to a report
today by the Congressional Budget
Offi ce.
The report says the fi ve-week shutdown
has slowed growth in the near term but that
most of the lost growth “will eventually be
recovered.”
Overall, CBO predicts that just $3 bil-
lion in lost gross domestic product will
be permanently lost, a modest fi gure in a
$20 trillion-plus economy. By year’s end,
CBO says, GDP would be just 0.02 smaller
because of the shutdown, which shuttered
many domestic agencies.
More broadly, the report estimates a
drop in GDP growth to 2.3 percent this
year as the effects of President Donald
Trump’s tax cut on business investment
begin to drop off. It also says that the U.S.
budget defi cit will hit $897 billion this
year.
The report lands in a divided Washing-
ton, where neither Trump nor Democrats
controlling the House are expected to make
curbing the defi cit a priority. In fact, Trump
and lawmakers are likely to increase
spending for the Pentagon and other fed-
eral agencies, which would otherwise face
cuts from outdated budget caps that are the
remnant of the 2011 budget deal. And Con-
gress is ultimately going to face pressure to
make permanent provisions of the 2017 tax
President Trump warns
Europeans not to try to
evade Iran sanctions
WASHINGTON — The Trump admin-
istration is closely eyeing efforts in Europe
to set up an alternative money payment
channel to ease doing business with Iran
and avoid running afoul of sanctions the
U.S. has levied on the Islamic republic.
The White House is putting the Euro-
peans on notice, saying that if they try to
do an end-run around U.S. sanctions on
Iran, they will be subject to stiff fi nes and
penalties. Unfazed, the European Union is
marching forward with the plan, which, if
implemented, could further strain trans-At-
lantic relations.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas
said today that the EU was on the verge of
setting up the alternative channel to send
money to Iran that would sidestep U.S.
sanctions on Tehran. Germany had been
working on it in recent months with Brit-
ain, France and other EU partners.
The EU has struggled to keep alive the
Iran nuclear deal since President Donald
Trump pulled out of it last year. The bloc
has already introduced measures to stop
European companies from complying with
the U.S. sanctions without authorization
from Brussels.
Long-term, the U.S. worries that the
alternative money payment system could
become successful enough to compete
with the international bank transfer system
known as SWIFT. The fear is that it could
eventually supplant SWIFT as the leading
global vehicle for fi nancial institutions to
send and receive information about bank-
ing transactions.
reserves — 15 percent of Venezuela’s for-
eign currency reserves — stored in the
vaults of the Bank of England.
Presidential standoff may
worsen Venezuelans’ misery
Firefi ghters search mud
after Brazil dam collapse;
at least 60 dead
CARACAS, Venezuela — The U.S.
recognition of opposition leader Juan
Guaido as Venezuela’s interim president
is being touted by the Trump administra-
tion as the only way to restore the coun-
try’s democracy.
But economists agree that the longer
the standoff between Guaido and social-
ist President Nicolas Maduro drags on,
the more regular Venezuelans are likely to
suffer.
Maduro, who so far appears to have
the backing of the decisive military, has
dug in, accusing the U.S. of orchestrating
a coup by encouraging Guaido to declare
himself interim president and then leading
a chorus of nations that immediately recog-
nized his rule.
The high-risk and seldom-used strat-
egy of recognizing an alternative govern-
ment that doesn’t already have de facto
power is tantamount to blocking Maduro’s
access to Venezuela’s all-important oil rev-
enue, with enormous legal and fi nancial
entanglements.
Directives sent Friday to the U.S. Fed-
eral Reserve will make it very hard for
Maduro to access Venezuela’s overseas
assets and earnings, including those from
Houston-based Citgo, a subsidiary of state-
owned oil giant PDVSA and the major
source of revenue for the bankrupt govern-
ment. Also at risk is $1.2 billion in gold
BRUMADINHO, Brazil — Brazilian
fi refi ghters carefully moved over treacher-
ous mud today, sometimes walking, some-
times crawling, in search of survivors or
bodies, four days after a dam collapse bur-
ied mine buildings and surrounding neigh-
borhoods with iron ore waste.
The confi rmed death toll rose to 60,
with 292 people still missing according
to the Minas Gerais state fi re department.
In an ominous sign, nobody was recov-
ered alive Sunday, a stark difference from
the fi rst two days of the disaster, when
helicopters were whisking people from the
mud.
The slow speed of search efforts was
due to the treacherous sea of reddish-brown
mud that surged out when the mine dam
breached Friday afternoon. It is up 24 feet
deep in some places, and to avoid the dan-
ger of sinking and drowning searchers
had to carefully walk around the edges or
slowly crawl out onto the muck.
Throughout the weekend, there was
mounting anger at the giant Vale mining
company, which operated the mine, and
questions rose about an apparent lack of a
warning ahead of Friday’s collapse.
Over the weekend, courts froze about
$3 billion from Vale assets for state emer-
gency services and told the company to
report on how they would help the victims.
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