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The exhumation of the remains of former Chilean President Salvador Allende will be held next May 23 to clarify whether he committed suicide, as argued by the official version, or were executed during the coup that ousted him in 1973, informed the presiding judge process.

"We set today (Friday) the date of May 23. The schedule is not set, because it depends a lot of people who will participate" in the measure, which is part of a judicial investigation, told AFP the judge Mario float.

The judge gave no further details of the exhumation, but said that "everything will be public knowledge, as appropriate."

The skills will be in charge of the Legal Medical Service of Chile and will be held after the April 15, justice agreed to a request from the president's family to exhume his remains.

Salvador Allende died at age 65 amid the military uprising that installed the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet on 11 September 1973.

The coach seeks to determine the cause of death, so far attributed to suicide by firing a rifle donated by former Cuban President Fidel Castro.

His family continues to support the thesis of suicide, but he believes necessary to clarify the circumstances in which death occurred Allende, who was in the middle of aerial and ground bombardment of the presidential palace of La Moneda.

Allende had warned he was prepared to die rather than surrender to the military.

The inquest to determine the cause of the death of former president opened Jan. 27 after the prosecution established that the death of at least 726 of more than 3,000 victims who left the dictatorship were not subject to judicial inquiry including the former president.

Allende is considered the first and only Marxist to power in Chile through the polls, the November 3, 1970 and remained in command of his country for 1,000 days.

The U.S. president, Barack Obama, the prѓximo pronunciarс Tuesday from Mщxico border city of El Paso (Texas), a discourse on inmigraciѓn, informѓ today the White House.

In a message via Twitter, the White House anunciѓ a "speech on immigration reform Obama on Tuesday in El Paso" and the Internet solicitѓ their ideas "now, during and despuщs" of alocuciѓn.

In њltimas weeks, the White House intensified its related events inmigraciѓn reform and Obama has been at least a weekly reuniѓn legislators, activists and even Hollywood stars to address the issue.

Among other things, its partners have brought the president to take measures to reduce the deportations, which have increased during his tenure.

U.S. Congress has shown little interщs for immigration reform but has insisted that Obama is looking for a measure to open a legalizaciѓn vэa for the undocumented.

Obama campaёa prometiѓ during electoral reform in 2008 in his first year onto office.

Immigration reform is a key cuestiѓn through most of the Hispanic electorate, which respaldѓ Obama by 67 percent in the 2008 elections and fears that the deadline for closing estщ achieve prѓximas before the election.

The White House spokesman, Jay Carney, declarѓ this week that "the fact that unfortunately we could not get immigration reform in the first two aёos, does not diminish the commitment or intentсndolo determinaciѓn follow."

"I think this president, as you verсn in prѓximas weeks estс committed to the need for comprehensive immigration reform" puntualizѓ Carney.

Segњn an official report published on 24 February, poblaciѓn undocumented immigrants in U.S. held in 2010 at the same level as one year prior, to add 10.8 million in January and the Mexicans are still 62%. Between 2000 and 2010, the irregular situaciѓn poblaciѓn in U.S. has grown by 27%.

The recount of the referendum in the UK to decide on the possible reform of the electoral system in this country began in the afternoon, with early results indicating a trend towards "no."

The Electoral Commission has also provided data that participation in public consultation, which has been higher than expected in the twelve regions took part, from 35.4 per cent in London to 50.7 per cent in Scotland, where voters also elected the members of its parliament.

The municipal elections in some parts of England, not in the British capital, and autonomous in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales contributed to increased participation in the consultation on electoral reform, whose campaign went largely unnoticed in recent weeks by grabbing media attention to the recent royal wedding.

If, as all polls indicate, confirming the victory of the "no" in the referendum, this would be a huge setback for the Liberal Democrats, the minority partner in the coalition government led by David Cameron's Conservatives.

Nick Clegg's Liberals are the architects of this consultation, the celebration began as a condition for entering the government, and, unlike their conservative partners, advocating the victory of "yes", ie the reform of the current electoral system simple majority to another somewhat more representative.

Currently, the British general election vote to one candidate per constituency, so that is elected and gets the most votes the political seat, but get a low percentage of votes, and the remaining votes are not reflected in the Parliament.

It is now proposed to change the system of the Alternative Vote (AV), which is not a proportional system-true claim of the "Lib Dems" - but basically allows the voter to vote for several candidates in order of preference.

If no candidate obtains more than top 50 percent of the vote, eliminating the candidate with fewer votes and his opponents are divided between the second preferences of voters, until one of the contenders get more than half the vote.

The complicated system, which is also seen as a compromise, and defects of the campaign accounted for some of the negative vote, but the main reason for the dominance of "no" vote of punishment is that people want to give the Liberals Nick Clegg for his association with the central government Tories David Cameron.

The Liberal Democrats are suffering heavy losses in English local elections and regional meetings on Thursday and the results of which are also known today.

The popularity of the game Clegg, who some have already asked fellow resignation, has plummeted in the past year to support, even breaking his election promises, the policy of drastic cuts in public expenditure imposed by the Tories.

The International Book Fair starts on Thursday in Bogota with Ecuador as a guest of honor, who will be present with 45 publishers and 34 writers, and will be inaugurated by the Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, with his Colombian counterpart Juan Manuel Santos.

This 24 edition of the third largest literary festival in Latin America, behind those of Buenos Aires and Guadalajara (Mexico), will feature some of Spanish and Latin American authors more relevant now, as Rosa Montero, Manuel Rivas Antonio Skarmeta and Juan Gabriel Vásquez.

Although some activities begin today in the 18,000 square meters provided in the Corferias fairgrounds for about 500 exhibitors, the official opening is on Thursday with the presence of the Presidents Correa and Santos.

Correa take the opportunity to present his book "Ecuador: From the Banana Republic to the No Republic", published in 2009.

From Ecuador to Colombia have come not only writers, also designers, photographers, filmmakers, social scientists, musicians, dancers and illustrators, who seek to follow reaffirming the historical and cultural ties between the two peoples, as highlighted by authorities on both sides.

The two countries restored diplomatic relations in late 2010 after more than two and a half year break, Correa determined by following the bombing of a Colombian rebel camp of the FARC in Ecuadorian territory in March 2008.

Among the international authors highlight the presence of the Spanish Javier Sierra, Manuel Rivas, Rosa Montero, Rafael Lahoz Argullol and Use.

Also the Canadian Carl Honoré, known for his book "In Praise of Slowness" and lead the movement called "Slow" and the Chilean Antonio Skarmeta, recent winner of the Planeta-Casa Ibero America for his novel "The Days Rainbow. "

Argentina will be represented by Alberto Manguel and Alejandro Corchs, Uruguay by Ricardo Soca, Mexico by Jorge Luis Volpi, Brazil by Ana Maria Machado, Venezuela by Maria Elena Lavaud, Maytte Sepúlveda and Teodoro Petkoff, and Colombia, Alberto Salcedo Ramos, Antonio Ungar, Diana Uribe and Juan Gabriel Vasquez, among many others.

In total some 115,000 titles at the event, which also will host the meeting "after WikiLeaks journalism", with the participation of José Manuel Calvo, deputy director of the Spanish newspaper El Pais, and Daniel Santoro, editor of the Argentine newspaper Clarin.

There will also be held for the Feast of Languages, where writers, poets, storytellers, musicians, dancers and artists from indigenous peoples and Afro will share their traditions in their native languages.

In addition, between 12 and 14 of May celebrate the International Congress of Enlightenment, with the presence of prominent artists such as Alejandro Magallanes and Quetzal Mexican and Argentine Diego León Bianki.

With the slogan "There are lyrics for all" and the attempt to overcome the 400,000 attendees of the 2010 edition, the show will, like every year, special activities for children and young people.