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Brazil’s Electoral Court Begins Meta Election Interference Trial

Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court began hearings Tuesday on a complaint accusing Meta of manipulating its platforms during the recent presidential election to undermine Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and favor defeated candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. The Tribunal Superior Electoral, the country’s highest court for electoral disputes, opened its examination of the case on November 10. The […]

Bolivia: Teachers Continue Strike Against Educational Decentralization

Bolivian teachers are maintaining a 48-hour work stoppage and hunger strikes to oppose the Rodrigo Paz administration’s draft proposal for the decentralization of education—a plan they view as an attempt at privatization that would weaken free public education.

Lula Seeks Environmental Alliances During COP31 in Türkiye

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is participating in COP31 in Türkiye to strengthen international alliances, mobilize financing, and promote the protection of the Amazon.

Cuban Foreign Minister to Visit China on Official Trip

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla will pay an official visit to China to strengthen bilateral cooperation and respond to the intensification of U.S. sanctions against companies involved in ties between the two countries.

Iran Urges the U.S. to Accept Tehran’s Seven Conditions and Denies Negotiations in Doha

Iran demands that the United States accept seven conditions—including an end to acts of aggression, the lifting of the blockade and sanctions, compensation, and recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz—before resuming negotiations.

U-23 World Cup: Managua Prepares for a Day of High Stakes

The decisive day of the VI U-23 Baseball World Cup features five teams from Group A, while those from Group B—who have already qualified—look to gain an advantage for the battle for medals.

Films from 15 Countries Featured in the 80th International Film Showcase in Mexico

Starting November 12, the 80th International Film Showcase in Mexico will bring together productions from 15 countries, encompassing new releases, restorations, animation, and classics of the silver screen.

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Russia-Ukraine-U.S. Talks Resume in Abu Dhabi

Tripartite negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States began Tuesday in Abu Dhabi after a nine-month pause caused by the war in Iran, with the closed-door meeting focused on security guarantees for both sides at the end of the conflict, according to a source from the Russian negotiating team cited by the Russian agency […]

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Colombian Police Repress Peaceful Student Protest Against President De la Espriella

Students of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia (UPTC) were repressed by security forces on Monday with tear gas and stun grenades during a peaceful sit-in rejecting President Abelardo de la Espriella’s visit to Tunja, capital of Boyacá, with demonstrators denouncing excessive use of force, unjustified aggressions and arbitrary detentions, according to eyewitness videos […]

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Peru Unveils 14-Meter Statue of Pope Leo XIV in Callao Ahead of Pontiff’s Arrival

Religious and municipal authorities unveiled on Monday the world’s largest statue of Pope Leo XIV in the port province of Callao, a 14-meter fiberglass monument with a white marble finish located in a plaza facing the Pacific Ocean, just 48 hours before the pontiff arrives in Peru—a country that shaped his pastoral career and whose […]

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