Battle in Mexico in defense of the memes
An article of the Industrial Property Act sparks a debate on whether the Government wants to censor satire in networks and whether it limits freedom of expression
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The Puigdemont bullet
The judiciary can influence political developments on account of the return of the 'expressive'
The best series of recent months
We chose our favorite television fictions between July and September. A non-scientific selection, but full of good plans
The president of Amama about breast cancer crates: "It hurts that society is believed that the problem has been fixed"
Angela Claverol, the one responsible for the victims' association, and Anabel Cano, the woman who faced the affected, claim a compensation fund and warn that they will fight for justice
Two years of Perelló at the head of the judiciary: without appearing in Congress and with a gap between the two sectors
The president of the CGPJ, who has not come to the lower house since she came to the presidency as a mark of the law, is facing new negotiations for appointments in the court domes
The Office of the Prosecutor opposes the last three semi-freedoms of the Basque Government to prisoners of ETA
The public ministry uses the open regime of Idoia Mendizábal, after showing its rejection of that of Parot and the daily exits of 'Anboto'
Video analysis - 124; Lula faces a very complicated second round of elections
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, 45, has won the first round of Brazil's presidential elections with 47.1% of the valid votes, compared to 45% of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 80 years old
FBI arrests ‘Chinese foreign agent’ for spying on Taiwan president’s son
A California woman allegedly sent photos and videos of President Lai's son and his family to Chinese officials.
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Bosnian Serb nationalist claims party victory in Bosnia elections
Bosnian Serb nationalist Milorad Dodik claimed victory for his party in Bosnia’s elections.
Simone Pitta: "With this first round you can see a consolidation of bolsonarism in Brazil"
Despite not having been in power in Brazil's last presidential period, and despite the allegations and convictions against former President Jair Bolsonaro for an attempted coup d'état, Bolsonarism managed to consolidate itself in the face of the elections on October 4. Now, Flávio Bolsonaro seeks to position himself as the new president of Brazil in a fight, in the shooting, with the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. What does this triumph mean for the electorate following Bolsonaro? We analyzed it with Simone Pitta, a lawyer and doctor in political science at the University of the Andes.
Juan Aguiló: "Unlike other Latin American countries, Brazil is a direct competitor"
In a scenario marked by polarization in Brazil, the ultra-right candidate and political heir of his father, Flávio Bolsonaro, and the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is looking for a fourth term, are fighting the shooting. The shadow of the United States was present during the first round of the presidential elections and fueled fears of Washington's interference. To discuss the subject, we spoke with Juan Agulló, sociologist, doctor in Sociology for the École des Hautes Études in Social Sciences of Paris, France.
Lula and Bolsonaro go to the shooting: Is it possible to decrease the Brazilian state?
Following the election results in Brazil, which led to the shooting of the president and candidate of the left, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and the ultra-right-wing senator, Flávio Bolsonaro, the debate on the size of the state again becomes relevant, in a regional context where several countries discuss reducing their state apparatus. Bolsonaro has proposed to eliminate at least 10 ministries as part of his government plan. To discuss the subject, we spoke with José Luis Oreiro, professor at the Department of Economics at the University of Brasilia.
Brazil: the right of Bolsonaro is strengthened in the regions, with a victory in São Paulo
The local elections in Brazil were held on Sunday with a right-wing advance by President Flávio Bolsonaro and his allies. As the left of the president and candidate for re-election, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva lost ground. The most comfortable victory was in São Paulo, where the Bolshevik governor Tarcísio de Freitas won with wide advantage the re-election.
Flávio Bolsonaro cuts the polls: a small advantage, but a downhill scenario for Lula
Brazil was inclined towards the trend of return to the right that shakes Latin America, after the senator and son of former President Jair Bolsonaro took over almost two points to the left-wing Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the first round of the election. Lula has recognized the result as "unexpected" and promises that from now on "a new campaign" begins, but Bolsonaro's margin of manoeuvre to add through alliances and to drive on the right's roots is much greater.
US: FBI arrests woman accused of spying for China
A California woman was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport, just before departing for China, with the US officials accusing her of spying on Taiwan's president's son.
Long March: On the use of the helicopter, the court asked the Prime Minister of Wikinews.
The Prime Minister's activities were featured in a video for supply of information made by journalists in a video show on the Club of the Creek's Club, show that the party was also present at the party flag club for their reception.
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Lula admits that the electoral result is "unexpected" and attacks Bolsonaro for his ties to the crime
The president accuses his rival of having "a dark biography, with dark ties" and calls to vote in the second round to those who abstained
How Flávio Bolsonaro compares with his father Jair and how much the duel with Lula changes for the Brazilian presidency 4 years later
The right-wing senator goes on to strengthen the shooting against the left-wing president after obtaining more votes in the first round against several forecasts, but the election is still open.
Brazil’s presidential race: Three key takeaways from the first round
Flavio Bolsonaro beat polling expectations as Brazil’s right gained ground, setting up October 25 run-off with Lula.
The right grabs in São Paulo and further weakens Lula's heir
Tarcísio de Freitas achieves re-election with 62.6% compared to 36.4% of Fernando Haddad, who adds to his fourth consecutive defeat