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Debate
Candidates for the presidency of the United States, President Barack Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney, clash in a final debate, this October 22.
The main topic will be foreign policy.
BBC offers some of the positions and statements that Obama and Romney on important issues in the world.
KEY ISSUES
1. The Iranian nuclear program
2. The threat to develop a nuclear weapon
3. Thepossibility of war and speculation about a unilateral strike by Israel
BARACK OBAMA
• What he said: "Strong countries and strong presidents talk to their adversaries."
• Your position: claims that you can not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons. No reply has ruled but clearly prefers a negotiated settlement through dialogue and / or penalties. Although the first attempts to bring Iran to thenegotiating table failed, international sanctions appear to have had the desired effect by the Obama administration.
MITT ROMNEY
• What he said: "... if you elect me president, they will not have nuclear weapons ...".
• Your position: Maintains a harder line. Like Obama, rejects the idea of Iran having nuclear weapons, but also insists that neither should be allowed to develop nuclear capabilityfor other uses. Not conducive to negotiation and says he would push for more sanctions. Think you should send a clear message to the Iranian government that is on the table the possibility of military action against them.
THE NEW YORK TIMES

The New York Times gives Barack Obama as the winner for his role entrusted in the third debate and criticized the lack of ideas of Romney.

"Mitt Romneydoes not really have anything coherent or substantive to say about domestic politics, but at least it may sound strong and secure, in foreign policy, the issue of the final presidential debate on Monday, had little coherence and sounded completely lost. This is because no original ideas in most global issues such as Syria, Iran and Afghanistan.

"The president, however, continued to attack hisopponent at every opportunity, showing off away from that Barack Obama lost the first debate," says an editorial on Tuesday.

According to its pages, the candidate republished his speech filled with contradictions regarding past statements, especially on financing military units.

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Debate
In the thirdand final debate between candidates for the U.S. government, Barack Obama won with Mitt Romney and rated it the mainstream media in this country.
This Monday night held a meeting before the election held on November 6.
It was the playoff debate and Obama used it to unlock the score in their favor with a more secure, aggressive and proactive than his opponent, after the first meeting was dominatedby the former governor of Massachusetts and the second president recovered . In sports, the owner would have been "Game over: 2-1 for Obama."
In one of the key states for the presidential election - Florida, where inhabitants say that the candidate who wins the state, wins the presidency - Republican and Democrat contrasted their visions of government on foreign policy.
Latin America wasmentioned: a brief comment about Mitt Romney and conspicuous by his absence in the words of Barack Obama.
Instead, the Middle East captured much of the two hours of the meeting held in Boca Raton.
"We can not kill out of this mess. Going to have to implement a robust and comprehensive strategy to help the world of Islam and elsewhere to reject this radical extremist violence," said Romney.
Incontrast, Obama said: "What we need to do about the Middle East is a strong and steady leadership, not wrong and reckless leadership all over the map, and unfortunately that's the kind of views offered along campaign and that is not a recipe for American forces. "
For the former governor, Iran is the country most threatened in the world for its ability to store nuclear weapons and must be stopped,...