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13 inventions for dissented people who solve the most common odors from day to day
Our selection includes products such as a key locator, a smart bottle that reminds you when to hydrate you or an electronic shipyard
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Pat Long, NFL Development Director: "Our goal is to offer all opportunities to Spanish talent"
The American executive reflects on the challenge for the league to seek new promises outside the United States. This Sunday, new match at the Bernabéu
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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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Straight to... Brussels and the EU investigation into alleged fraud of European funds in Spain
The European Public Prosecutor's Office announced the opening of an investigation in Spain into possible fraud with European funds for the country's high-speed railway lines, following the railway accident in Toledo on 28 October, which left 69 people dead. Our correspondent, Esther Herrera, extended information on the progress of the investigations.
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Direct Paris and the presidential program of Mélenchon, leader of Inifual France
On November 6, the French radical left-wing party, France Inifurus, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, published its presidential program for the precampaigns for the 2027 presidential elections. Among the more than 1,000 proposals presented, the political leader gives priority to ecology, in addition to the revaluation of the minimum wage. Our journalist, Erika Olavarría, told us about the issue. He also told us about the new call for demonstrations.
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What factors influenced the Democratic victory in midterms in Georgia?
♪ ♪ In just two years, the state of Georgia went from dyed red in the 2024 presidential elections to blue in the midterms in which Donald Trump and the Republican Party suffered a devastating defeat. What factors influenced the Democratic victory in that state? Our special envoy Marta Moya.
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Direct Midterms and Hegseth as scapegoat after Republican defeat
The Republican defeat in midterms continues to generate tensions among the party members themselves. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has taken most of the criticism, taking responsibility for the results of the war in Iran. Our correspondent Carolina Valladares told us about some of the accusations against him and what Hegseth's response was.
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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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General strike in France for the high cost of living: this is how the day advances
With a minute of silence, the protesters in France reminded the victims of the racist act of Trappes and began the general strike called for this November 5. The movement was called by the trade unions, but also by students, retirees and yellow vests, for the high cost of living. Our journalist, Erika Olavarría, told us more.