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A federal judge paralyzes the works of the arch of triumph that Trump wants to build in Washington
The White House intended to start work on Friday to lift the memorial to the president
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Europe breathes: a new chapter in the relationship with the US. United States?
The democratic triumph in the half-term elections in the United States has led to a mixture of relief and caution in European capitals. While the new correlation of forces in Congress weakens the White House's margin of manoeuvre to impose an aggressive tariff agenda and slows the threat of an abrupt break in NATO, Brussels warns that Donald Trump still retains broad executive powers in foreign policy and trade, while opening a window for greater support for Ukraine.
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Marco Blonde "pours to leave the Trump Administration" after Midterms: 'Bloomberg'
After the half-term elections in the United States, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, would be pondering the possibility of "leaving the administration" of President Donald Trump, according to an exclusive 'Bloomberg'. Sources close to the issue indicated to the financial environment that the head of Washington's diplomacy would have consulted with members of the White House the possibility to resign, despite the fact that he had been asked to remain in office in the midst of the Republican crisis after the Midterms.
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The US labour market is over-projected in October after creating 165,000 jobs
The unemployment rate is reduced by one tenth to 4.1% and is three months away from the best period for employment since the post-war years of last century.
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Dolly Parton's nephew gets rid of going to court after being accused of threats and coercion by the managers of the deceased singer
The artist's representative, Danny Nozell, has withdrawn the lawsuit he filed in September against Bryan Seaver, who was his aunt's bodyguard and was in charge of announcing to the world his death. However, it will present the application again if it considers it appropriate
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Chambers' defense denounces "bad faith changes" in the translation of extradition documents sent by the United States
The hearing for the National High Court to decide on the Trump Administration's request will be on November 13
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The new congressmen, governors and mayors who paint the United States map in blue "as a beekeeper"
For the first time up to 155 women will serve in the country's Congress, and one third of the states will be governed by them, including the first African-American and the first nativoAmerican.
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The month that made the IA tremble
Technology reached its summit on 5 October. Since then, the Nasdaq has fallen by 10 per cent, due to doubts about debt, future income and the development of data centres
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One reader: "Democracy remains essential in countries with the luck of having it"
Reflections on the results of the elections in the United States, the death of the footballer Jesus of Michael, how children live the present and share more on social media
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Trump meets with Putin's envoy while US. U.S. Announces New Peace Talks for Ukraine
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, confirmed on Thursday, November 5 that he met at the White House with Vladimir Putin's envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, but not with the Ukrainian representatives, who were also present at an event led by Melania Trump. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner announced that Washington will convene the first trilateral peace talks with Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dabi next week since February.
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Ecuador: Seven people, including a former Correist Minister, trial for the murder of Fernando Villavicencio
Former Minister of the Interior of Ecuador, José Serrano, is among the six people who will be prosecuted for the murder of the presidential candidate, who was shot down at his departure from a campaign act a week before the first round of the elections in Ecuador. Serrano was deported from the United States, where he was arrested by ICE last year.
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The magazine 'The New Yorker' is attacking 'The Black Ball': "It's not a monument; it's a failure"
Despite the good reception of criticism and public in the United States, the review of the publication film ensures that the directors are "pretentious" and that their stories suffer from "insubstantiality" and are a "repetitive trauma"
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The governor of California forgives the life of 563 death row prisoners
Gavin Newsom's plan does not provide for the release of any of the prisoners, but for their sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole
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Governor Gavin Newsom commutes the sentence to 548 people who were on the death row in California
Historically, California has had the largest population of prisoners sentenced to death in the United States.
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Three defeats in 10 days: is the golden age of the ultra-right in the world over?
In 10 days, the elections in Brazil, Israel and the United States were filled with defeats for ultra-right leaders. Brazil was the only Latin American country to resist the ultra-right wave, with a surprising victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu lost the majority in Parliament; and Donald Trump suffered a defeat in the half-term elections, in which he lost control of both chambers of Congress. We discussed the theme at the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 with Adrián Ortiz Client, professor of international relations at the European University of Valencia.
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"Mr. Veto": Will Trump make his threats a reality after the Democratic triumph in midterms?
The strong democratic victory has changed the balance of power in the United States. Although President Donald Trump maintains the White House and retains veto power, he must now face an opposition-controlled Congress. Will you opt for the blockade and confrontation or will you seek agreements to take part of your agenda?
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Emirates Airlines loses millions while war stops travel in the Middle East
The Emirati airline recorded a net profit of 903 million dollars during the first semester, 66% less than in the same period of the previous year. Air closures, cancellations and flight deviations from the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran affected passenger traffic, which fell by 22 per cent, while the increase in fuel pushed its financial results.
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From the sequin to the sweatshirt: after John Galliano's cancellation, the Met exhibition of 2027 will deal with daily fashion
The sample will focus on day-to-day clothes, with "jeans, T-shirts, padded coats, paper, plastic and metal" as protagonists. The gala will be held on Monday, 3 May
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The Democrats are rushing in midterms: will Trump use the veto to stop Congress?
The mid-term elections in the United States have drawn up a new and challenging political map: with a majority in both chambers of Congress, the Democrats are profiled as a firm counterweight in front of the White House, while President Donald Trump already warns that he will use his veto power to stop the opposition's legislative agenda. How will the tense relationship between the executive and the legislature be after this blue tide? And what will be the direct consequences of this new balance of powers for Latin America? We analyzed it in The Debate of France 24 next to nue
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Thus was the 'escape route' of Flávio Bolsonaro from Brazil to the United States
After leaving Brazil in the midst of the controversy over the judicial investigations he faces, Flávio Bolsonaro took a tour that took him first to Argentina, then to Ecuador and finally to the United States. During the morning of Wednesday, the private plane in which he was travelling made a technical scale in Guayaquil to refute fuel before continuing his journey to Miami, where he arrived with his family. Hours after his arrival on American territory, Bolsonaro was proclaimed "leader of Brazil."