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Social anger: despite a declining mobilization, the street wants to "maintain the pressure"

Parades against expensive life globally in calm and a declining mobilization, but still alive: tens of thousands of people went down the street Saturday to show their anger and "maintain pressure", before appointments Monday with the government. It was the fourth consecutive Saturday of mobilization and the second day of processions of the week, after large-scale demonstrations on Thursday at the call of the unions.

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Paraguay: Procuratorate charges and calls for pretrial detention for former President Peña after Ueno Bank collapse

The accuser accused the newly dismissed President of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, of the charges of abuse of trust and self-administration after the collapse of Ueno Bank that left millions of people without access to their money. The Public Prosecutor & apos; s Office also seeks pre-trial detention against the former President and the former head of the Central Bank of the country.

After Peña's departure in Paraguay, how does the return of funds to Ueno Bank customers follow?

Of the almost three million customers affected by the dissolution of the financial institution, about 1.2 million have already received the return of their savings, according to the Central Bank of Paraguay on Saturday. The process started with users who have accounts in other banks and do not have debts, but is expected to reach 97% of those affected. The government of the new President Pedro Alliana also guaranteed the payment of the assets of the 32,000 pensioners who had been injured.

French presidential election: first speech of the Lock Melnchon Commissions in his campaign

The leader of the " Father France " party Jean-Luc Melonchon disclosed his political programme for the upcoming presidential elections, declaring a wide range of measures, including economy, purchasing power and the environment. Through large mass gatherings, Milonshon seeks to strengthen its position in the left camp and confirm its presidential ambition.

'We must change everything': French far-left leader Mélenchon launches presidential programme

Veteran leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon formally announced his plan to raise France's minimum wage, cap prices for essential foods and restore the country's retirement age to 60 in a speech launching his 2027 presidential election programme on Saturday. Polls currently indicate that he is the left wing's strongest contender against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.

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Who is Pedro Alliana, the new president of Paraguay? What action will you take in the face of the crisis by Ueno Bank?

The Paraguayans were born on Saturday November 7 with a new head of state. This is Pedro Alliana, who took office, after the right-wing journalist Santiago Peña was dismissed by the Senate in a political trial - and subsequently put under house arrest - for his alleged involvement in the collapse of Ueno Bank. The bank crisis initially left about three million people, half the country's population, without access to their money.

'We must change everything,' French far-left presidential candidate Mélenchon says

Veteran leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon formally announced his plan to raise France's minimum wage, cap prices for essential foods and restore the country's retirement age to 60 in a speech launching his 2027 presidential election programme on Saturday. Polls currently indicate that he is the left wing's strongest contender against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.