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Colombia Loses War on Drones

A new attack on the military exposes the country's inability to stop the explosives that fall from the sky. After years of failed shopping, the 2026 bat records

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After the crisis, is Paraguay moving towards a real change or just a relief of figures?

The dismissal and subsequent detention of former Paraguayan President Santiago Peña has opened one of the most uncertain political periods in Paraguay in recent years. The crisis erupted following Ueno Bank's intervention, resulting in investigations into alleged conflicts of interest and other irregularities. As justice progresses with research and the political system seeks to restore stability, doubts about the country's institutional future grow. Julieta Heduvan, a doctoranda at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, addresses the subject in France 24.

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What scenarios does Eisenkot face to form government in Israel?

Following the 27 October elections, which left a Parliament without clear majorities, Israeli President Isaac Herzog commissioned Gadi Eisenkot to try to form government. The former military chief will now have to negotiate with different political forces to build a coalition capable of obtaining the necessary support in the Knéset. What are the scenarios? Susana Mangana, a political analyst specialized in the Middle East and the Arab-Muslim world, addresses the issue in France 24.

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Bulls after midterms: false policies and invented ballots

♪ The # midterms in the United States were marked by numerous social media publications that reported an alleged electoral fraud. However, none of them provides evidence to support these claims. "A video that circulates on social networks and allegedly shows a police operation to intimidate voters was created with artificial intelligence. Meet more at Disreporting with Martín Grippo.

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After Peña's departure in Paraguay, how does the return of funds to Ueno Bank customers follow?

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 started with users who have accounts in other banks and do not have debts, but is expected to reach 97% of those affected. The government of the new President Pedro Alliana also guaranteed the payment of the assets of the 32,000 pensioners who had been injured.

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Pedro Alliana assumes as new president of Paraguay after dismissal and arrest of Santiago Peña

After the financial crisis caused by the closure of the Ueno Bank and the dismissal and arrest of Santiago Peña, Paraguay has new president. Pedro Alliana took office on Friday, November 6 as the country's new president. He then met with several of the ministers appointed by the previous Government and made changes in the portfolios of Public Works and the Interior. Our correspondent, Flavia Borja, extended the details.

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Tension in Tanzania following the conviction of opposition leader Tundu Lissu to four years in prison

After 577 days in prison, the Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu received a verdict that he took by surprise to many observers. Although the High Court acquitted him of the charge of treason, considering that the Prosecutor & apos; s Office did not demonstrate that he attempted to intimidate the Government, it did find him guilty of incitement for calls to block elections without prior reforms and sentenced him to four years & apos; imprisonment.

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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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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 collapse of the technology sector after the midterms is shaking global markets

The Asian stock markets report losses that were not seen since the COVID pandemic, while in Europe the main markets fell above 1% this Friday, one day after the actions of the technology sector fell into the US. The U.S. after the Democrats' victory in the mid-term elections. Investors fear greater regulation and deceleration in the construction of data centres for artificial intelligence.

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Straight to... Washington and the internal Republican Party movements after midterms

After the hard defeat of the Republican Party in the midterms, in which they lost all control of the Congress, their followers seek to blame those who are responsible. Vice President JD Vance and other Republican supporters have blamed the war in Iran, a position that has been taken as a distance with President Donald Trump for the 2028 elections. Expand the information our correspondent Carolina Valladares.