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At least 600,000 people in France participated in the mobilization for purchasing power and the defence of public services, according to the first figures of the Ministry of the Interior, while trade unions report more than a million and a half protesters. Our journalist Erika Olavarría told us what the demands were during the demonstrations and how the day took place.
Keiko Fujimori is 100 days in power with criticism of high crime, with 621 murders since he arrived in the presidency. According to surveys, 47% of citizens qualify their management as regular and 38% call it bad, against 10% who consider it good. Expand the information our correspondent Francisco Zacarias.
The Senate suspended the session in which it voted whether to accept the resignation of President Santiago Peña or to proceed with a political trial after a quorum. According to our correspondent Flávia Borja, several legislators had left the room and hid in the bathrooms to not complete the majority of votes, so dozens of protesters on the outskirts are increasingly upset.
The Paraguayans are moving in the streets to the Plaza de Armas de Asunción following the announcement of the resignation of President Santiago Peña for his connection with the bank Ueno Bank, a platform that announced its dissolution for financial insolvency. The protesters demand a political trial against the president and ask their fellow citizens to go to the streets to demand answers. Inform our correspondent Flavia Borja.
Flávio Bolsonaro was again at the centre of the controversy after publishing an open letter declaring himself "the legitimate elected president of Brazil" and denouncing an alleged electoral fraud. However, minutes later he deleted the document and released a new version in which he replaced that expression with that of "leader of Brazil." From Rio de Janeiro, our correspondent Valeria Saccone gives us the details.
After contradictory versions of his tour of South America, it was confirmed that Flávio Bolsonaro made a scale in Argentina with his family before continuing his journey abroad. Initially, the Argentine authorities noted that there were no records of their entry into the country, but subsequently clarified that they had entered without legal impediments and left on a private flight. It reports our correspondent in Buenos Aires, Natalio Coso.
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Since the 1950s, the European system of democracy and human rights has evolved thanks to the gradual strengthening of guarantees for political expression, the right of assembly and dissent.
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From its campaign headquarters, Gadi Eisenkot welcomed the preliminary results of the legislative elections in Israel and reiterated his call for political change. The opposition leader promised to work for a "Zionist and stable government," he spoke of the beginning of a new era of reconciliation and said he will rule for all the citizens of the country. From the headquarters of Yashar, our correspondent Janira Gómez Muñoz, gives us more details.
After the preliminary results of the legislative elections in Israel were known, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed the role of his political bloc and said he will work to form a "strong and stable" right-wing government. During his speech to Likud supporters, he thanked his coalition allies, called on the unity of the Zionist majority and reiterated his rejection of the possibility of the Arab parties having a decisive role in the formation of the next government. From the Likud headquarters, our special envoy Erika Olavarría gives us more details.
At Likud headquarters, the party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the militants await the appearance of the Israeli leader to know his reaction to the preliminary results of the legislative elections. Among the sympathizers, caution prevails: many believe that it is still too early to define the final result, but they maintain the hope that Netanyahu and his coalition will be able to form government. From Tel Aviv, our special envoy Erika Olavarría tells us all the details.
The elections in Israel leave several historical milestones that help to understand the political moment that the country lives. Starting with the historic participation in the polls, what happened to Netanyahu and his party and finally the Arab parties and their good performance. From Tel Aviv, our correspondent Janira Gómez Muñoz tells us the details of the day.
During the voting day there was a record turnout, these being the first elections in Israel since the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023. Benjamin Netanyahu and coalition parties asked to extend the day, but the opposition leader objected. In view of the large participation of the Arab parties, Netanyahu also called on its voters to exercise their right in a "urgency." From Tel Aviv, our special envoy, Erika Olavarría tells us the details.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a hard battle for his political survival in the Israeli elections this Tuesday. Voters weigh their leadership following the Hamas-led attacks in 2023, the wars in Gaza and against Iran, and Israel's growing international isolation. The elections, in addition to electing a new Parliament, are seen as a referendum for their management, which already has eight mandates. Our special envoy, Erika Olavarría, extended the information about the day.
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The possible relocation of the White House press room has generated debate in the United States. President Donald Trump stated that he is planning to move the body of journalists, but that he will not build any pool, as had been alerted by several media. From Washington, our correspondent Carolina Valladares tells us the details.
