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The president warns that "Spain is governed from Spain, not from Washington or Buenos Aires" - 124; Body undertakes to create an office for the victims of the railway accidents
The lawyers of the President of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, presented themselves to the House of Senators to assume the technical defence of the president, after the Senate rejected the request for a 72-hour extension. The defence clarified that, for the time being, only the legal team will appear, not the president, who will be waiting for the Senate to enable a court to exercise his defence in a personal way. The lawyer also questioned the conditions imposed by Congress and stated that they limit the scope of the defence. How did Paraguay get to this crisis? We analyzed it.
In Carrousel de las Artes, we analyze the new threats faced by democracy in the digital age, based on the reflections of French polytologist Agathe Cagé, co-author, together with Fabienne Brugère, of the essay Le vol de la démocratie. The author warns about the weakening of institutions, the distance between rulers and citizens and the growing power of the major technological platforms, whose algorithms can influence public opinion and electoral decisions.
In the Economic Week Programme, we speak of the Democrats, their victory in the mid-American elections and the control of the Houses of Representatives, the Senate and the economic followers. In the second part of our programme, we will stop declaring President Donald Trump to stop Israel ' s support by $4 billion at the end of the current year. What's the truth about this decision? What are the effects on the Israeli economy if implemented? And could the Israeli economy last without American aid? In the latter section, we are talking about Saudi Aramco ' s profits, which increased by 35 per cent in the third financial quarter despite the Hawaii attacks on Saudi oil installations. How fucked up.
Is the defeat of Camp Trump in the United States first of all that of its economic policy? At the beginning of his second term, US President Donald Trump promised a new golden age and stood as a champion of purchasing power.
Mr. Yusuf, a member of the Republican Party, continued that the right to use the veto and the right to make decisive sovereign decisions would remain with President Donald Trump, which might put the Democratic Party in a dilemma both if it accepted or rejected its decision.
In an interview with France 24, John Bolton, Donald Trump's former national security adviser during his first term, responded to the mid-term elections, which saw a wide-ranging victory for the Democratic Party. He believes that "this is the beginning of the end" of the role of the US President in the Republican Party.
Around ten demonstrators wounded at recent protests in France on Friday said they will sue Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez over police brutality. Student and cost-of-living protests in recent weeks have been marred by violence, including reports of police inflicting serious and lifechanging injuries on protesters – many of whom are minors.
In an interview with FRANCE 24, John Bolton, who served as national security adviser to Donald Trump during his first term, called the US midterm results "the beginning of the end" for Trump's stranglehold on the Republican Party. Democrats regained control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate earlier this week, marking the Republicans' worst performance since the 1974 elections in the wake of the Watergate scandal.
President Santiago Pena is under fire over links to parent company of collapsed bank.
The Constitutional crisis in Poland shows the obstacles to returning to the rule of law after an extremist government
The White House intended to start work on Friday to lift the memorial to the president
The event was held in a park in the district of Valdebebas, to the north of the city, and again symbolizes the tune of the City Council of Madrid with the government accused of genocide
Jason Reding Quinones' resignation comes as administration braces for Democrat-led investigations.
How did Ueno Bank grow in Paraguay and what role did President Santiago Peña's business links play with the group behind the entity? The financial scandal that shook the country raised questions about the relationship between political power, public resources and the banking system. We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
A post-Brexit deal on food standards has raised questions over the future naming of the classic British snack.
Centrist Gadi Eisenkot, an opponent of Benjamin Netanyahu, reported on Friday on "important progress" in the discussions to form the next Israeli government after the general elections. The day before, he had announced that he had obtained the well-known support of the main Arab list.
During an exchange with journalists at the White House on Thursday, November 5, Donald Trump assured that the elections in the United States were "rugged".
In an interview with Talking Europe, the EU's former top diplomat Josep Borrell reacts to the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections, warning that US President Donald Trump is still "a very dangerous person for the world".
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is under growing pressure, with victorious Democrats planning to target him in Congress and Republicans blaming the Iran war he championed for their election losses. President Donald Trump has stood by Hegseth so far, insisting he's doing "a very good job". But Trump and Vice President JD Vance have both blamed midterm election losses on the Iran war, for which Hegseth is a key advocate and spokesman.
