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The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, received his Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei, at the Elysée Palace for a bilateral meeting. During the meeting, they addressed key issues such as strengthening economic ties and access to critical minerals, of which Patagonia has great reserves. In addition, Macron stressed the importance of the European Union in the current geopolitical context. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz Giraldo.
Former Special Prosecutor Jack Smith appeared before the U.S. Senate Judicial Committee at a hearing marked by strong political tensions. During his intervention, he defended the investigations that led to criminal charges against Donald Trump for his alleged attempt to reverse the results of the 2020 elections and for the handling of classified documents. For his part, several Republican senators accused him of abuse of authority and called him "scoundrel." The charges focus on prosecutors, ex-prosecutors and Department of Justice officials investigating
Young French people face the police on Tuesday, September 29, during a blockade of institutes in cities across the country to demand better conditions and the recruitment of more teachers. The clashes take place while the trade unions organize a day of demonstrations against a cost cut made by the Government of the Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, who faces a complex situation.
The Congress of Chile made an appeal to Chancellor Francisco Pérez. During the session, the head of Chilean diplomacy answered questions about the conduct of the foreign policy of the Government of José Antonio Kast, including Chile's adherence to the so-called Shield of the Americas. The Chancellor indicated that no treaty was signed and the approval of the Chilean Congress was not necessary. From Santiago, our correspondent Alberto Peña gives us more details.
On the fourth and last day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France, the Pontiff went from the city of Metz to Europe to call for justice and interreligious dialogue. During the four days of his visit to the region, he called for peace in a context marked by world wars. Report from our special envoy, Erika Olavarría.
It is the last day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France. Since September 25, Leo XIV has brought together thousands of people in liturgical celebrations and around their messages of peace, brotherhood and brotherhood. During the four days of visit, the Pontiff also met with victims of sexual abuse by members of the clergy, who were assured that he would do his best to continue the investigations to prevent the recurrence of these events. Moreover, the controversy was unleashed by the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron at the Pope's last mass in France. Info
For almost two months since the massive arrival of migrants, bread and its scarcity has served as a thermometer for the social tension of the city.
A tide of faithful received Pope Leo XIV on the second day of his visit to France. The Pontiff led a mass in the Plaza de la Concordia and later visited the Maison Bakhita, where he met with migrants from different countries. During its activities, it highlighted the role of women in building a more just and inclusive society. The visit will continue in Lourdes, one of the world's main Catholic pilgrimage destinations. In addition, the Pope plans to meet with victims of abuse by members of the clergy.
Some 20,000 people in Spain responded to the call of the right-wing and extreme-right parties to protest against the administration of President Pedro Sánchez in the migration crisis in Ceuta. During the mobilization, the protesters demanded their resignation and called for early elections.
For a long time, US President Donald Trump claimed fraud and that the vote of thousands of non-American citizens was being counted, an accusation he was never able to verify and that, according to analysts, the president uses to sow chaos and doubts for the results of the half-term elections. On September 25, the conservative Supreme Court temporarily authorized the Trump Administration to use a federal database to verify the eligibility of American voters. Report from Washington with our correspondent
For decades, Costa Rica operated as the last oasis of democratic stability and security in Central America. Today, hit by an unprecedented murder crisis, the Executive is driving a 'hard hand' recipe and judicial reforms that open a collision front with the Supreme Court and the opposition. We discussed in France 24 with Mr Edgardo Araya (Front Amplio) on the risk of an institutional break: 'We are concerned to end up being like El Salvador'.
During the summer season, melancholy has taken over female pop. The records of Charli XCX, Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo, Gracie Abrams and Phoebe Bridgers actually sound much more to fall
For centuries, tens of thousands of sheep have gone through Spain in search of pastures. Running from heat in summer and cold in winter. The hard walk between Extremadura and Soria was part of a rite to die from the lack of pastors and the modernization of transport
The operation moved a part of the migrants to reception centres, but thousands had to return to the beaches.
The UN documents 892 cases of sexual rape by the troops and officials of the invading side, and 112 of the Ukrainian side, since February 2022
For decades, this practice known in English as' free bleeding 'has advocated to stop using tampons, compresses or any kind of help during the period. In return, he claims to work on a higher body consciousness to identify sensations
During the visit of the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, to Strasbourg, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, proposed that Canada become the first associate member of the European Union. For the proposal to succeed, it must be approved by each EU member, but the idea already generates discontent in the United States. To understand this, we spoke to Emiliano García Coso, Professor of Law of the European Union and International Law at the Pontifical University Colillas, and political analyst at the # InvitadoDelDiaF24.
Becky Jones is among the more than 40 people who have taken legal action against the board of directors of a hospital in central England.
