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Report from Antigua: Congressman Julio César Portillo dies after shooting in Guatemala

Guatemalan deputy Julio César Portillo died after an armed attack in Zacapa, which also left three police officers dead. The attack occurred when armed men opened fire on the truck in which the MP was mobilized. This crime occurs three weeks after the murder of former prosecutor Juan Francisco Solórzano, an anti-corruption figure. The fact has generated shock in Guatemala and revived concerns about security and violence in the country in the wake of its electoral year. The report is from our correspondent Andrés Suárez Jaramillo.

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Report from Jerusalem: Herzog elects Eisenkot to form government in Israel

Following the 27 October elections, which did not leave a clear majority, Israeli President Isaac Herzog commissioned Gadi Eisenkot to try to form a new government. The decision opens a new round of negotiations between the parties to achieve a coalition capable of obtaining the necessary support in Parliament. We are informed by journalist Laura de Chiclana.

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Report from Montevideo: more than 60,000 people gather in the vigil of León XIV

More than 60,000 faithful gathered at the Centenary Stadium of Montevideo to participate in the vigil presided over by Pope Leo XIV, one of the most massive events of his visit to Uruguay. During his message, the Pontiff called for the strengthening of fraternity, encouraged young people to become involved in the life of the Church and highlighted social works and the development of renewable energies in the country. It also reiterated the Church's position in defence of life, in a context marked by the discussions on abortion and euthanasia.

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Report from Paris: Mélenchon presents its government program in France

With a view to the presidential of 2027, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, from Insimisal France, exhibited strength on Saturday November 7 in an act outside Paris. He defended the renewed program of his party, with 1,069 measures, 238 of them new, focused on ecological planning, a more horizontal economy and greater immigration openness. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.

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Report from Asunción: what is known from Ueno Bank's accounts following the crisis in Paraguay

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 began with users who have accounts in other banks and do not have debts, but is expected to reach 97% of those affected. Report from our correspondent, Flavia Borja.

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Report from Paris: Fourth consecutive weekend of protests in France

On November 7, new mobilizations are expected in France, with student groups and yellow vests, on the fourth consecutive weekend of social protests. At the same time, the candidate of the left-wing party The Intensive France for the presidential elections of 2027, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, presents his program, in which he promises to increase the minimum wage and restore the right to retirement to the age of 60. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz Giraldo.

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Report from Montevideo: this will be the agenda of Pope Leo XIV in Uruguay

Pope Leo XIV began his tour of South America in Uruguay with an agenda that includes meetings with authorities, meetings with the local Church, a visit to Paysandu, activities with the world of education and a vigil of prayer in the Centenary Stadium. He will also chair a mass in Florida before leaving for Argentina. The report is from our correspondent Karina Dalmas.

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Report from Asunción: protesters celebrate the dismissal of Santiago Peña in Paraguay

Santiago Peña's dismissal unleashed scenes of celebration on the streets of Paraguay. After days of protests and increasing citizen pressure over the crisis linked to Ueno Bank, protesters went to the streets to demand a political trial of the now expressive. The Senate found him guilty of "misperforming" and took him from office. The report is from our correspondent Flavia Borja

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Report from Asunción: Peña's fall unleashes celebrations; Alliana is sworn president

The political crisis in Paraguay added a new chapter after the Senate's dismissal of Santiago Peña and subsequent detention. While some protesters were celebrating on the streets, others announced mobilizations towards the former president's residence. Prosecutors pointed out that Peña could face charges for alleged trust and administration injury for its own benefit, although they indicated that the investigation remains open.

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Report from Asunción: payments to Ueno Bank savers start

The Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) began the return of deposits to Ueno Bank customers, which was involved in solvency problems. At this first stage, payments are directed to savers with deposits up to $1,600 provided they have no debts to the entity and have an account in another bank to receive the funds. According to data disseminated by the authorities, the process involves more than 720,000 accounts and will be carried out gradually. Customers with higher amounts must wait for the next stages of the return plan. Our correspondent Flavia Borja

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Report from Rome: Lion XIV travels to South America to start a 12-day tour

Pope Leo XIV began his tour of South America on November 6. It will land in Uruguay, where it will remain until November 8; from there it will move to Argentina, until 11, and then to Peru, the country that has long hosted it as a bishop and in which it was nationalized. The visit will take place between politics, meetings with victims of sexual abuse of priests and artificial intelligence. Report from our correspondent, Irene Savio.

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Peña calls for 72-hour extension to prepare for his defence in the political trial in Paraguay

Santiago Peña, the resignation president of Paraguay, asked for an extension to Congress to respond to the allegations related to the serious financial crisis and the collapse of Ueno Bank, a banking entity related to its environment and of which it was a shareholder. Peña argued that it was notified only the day before and that the deadline does not guarantee due process. Congress assesses the order in the midst of a climate of tension. Report from our correspondent, Flavia Borja.

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Report from Asunción: uncertainty about Santiago Peña's whereabouts

Despite not being certain of the location of President Santiago Peña, the still president spoke in his official account of X and said that he would come to the political trial and exercise his right to defence, so the media assume that he is still in the country despite rumors that he already left Paraguayan territory. Our correspondent Flavia Borja extended our information.

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Report from Paris: Trade unions record over a million protesters

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.

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Report from Asunción: Senate suspends vote on Peña's resignation for lack of quorum

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.

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Report from Asunción: Paraguayans mobilize after announcement of resignation of President Peña

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.