Brazil decides its future between Lula and Bolsonaro, a worn statesman and the son of an ultra
President Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the former coup leader, are fighting the presidency in a fully open election
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President Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the former coup leader, are fighting the presidency in a fully open election
The Government has run out of time to address the housing problem that can become, as in 2011, the catalyst for other protests
The popular, sure of their victory, make cabals on the team their leader would choose. Leaders recognize their shortcomings in the interior and outside
Progress is the most likely option, but some believe that we should still try to get other decrees out before.
The US President began on October 3 by reiterating his offer of a billionaire dividend to share among the voters if the Republican Party retains its parliamentary majority in the mid-term elections and ended up revealing the contact of a senator in Arkansas for the voters to press him. This is the esprint of the magnate in the final straight of a process that looks uphill for your party.
Ballot boxes reach remote Indigenous communities by boat as Brazil votes, with Amazon conservation a key issue.
The presence of workers in the governing bodies of companies with more than 2,000 workers is a phenomenon widespread in German thanks to a law. But how does it benefit the companies and the economy of the country?
On the eve of the general elections in Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro took a mass bath to close their campaigns. São Paulo was the stage chosen by both candidates for their closing acts. On October 4, Brazilians will come to the polls to decide whether the country joins the right-hand turn that crosses much of the region or whether Lula da Silva gets re-election. Bolsonaro's followers maintain the hope that Brazil will support their candidate; on the other hand, dressed in red, Lula's sympathizers also trust the victor.
Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former far-right populist President Jair Bolsonaro, is taking on incumbent left-wing President Lula da Silva. Polls show the first round of voting will likely lead to a runoff.
Michael Kotlikoff described the allegations of a woman who claims to have been drugged and raped in a group as "deeply disturbing."
Michael Kotlikoff expresses deep sorrow over the case, calling it one of the most challenging periods for Cornell.
"Chemical torture." Thus the process was described by the lawyers of a 50-year-old woman sentenced to death, who was left in life support after two doses of a lethal injection were missed. Christa Pike asked if it was normal for his arm to hurt so much as the pentobarbital entered his bloodstream. "It shouldn't be that hard," President Donald Trump questioned. On 3 October, the trial took over the head of the Tennessee prison system.
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is seeking to extend his hold on power through a parliamentary vote.
Latest polls suggest Lula's lead over Bolsonaro is narrowing, with neither candidate likely to win outright on Sunday.
According to the ballot polls, the pro-Ukraine and pro-Europe party of Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs was going to win the elections on Saturday, October 3, by an unexpectedly wide margin, even when the results projections for other formations suggested that the centrist government would have to form a new coalition of government.
The Madrileños have mobilized for tens of thousands, chanting slogans for justice and waving keys in reference to the housing crisis in the Spanish city, after the Congress of Deputies rejected two government-led decrees with measures to alleviate the situation: the automatic renewal of rental contracts and restrictions on evictions. The last wave of protests was unleashed after the eviction of Maricarren Abascal, a 87-year-old woman who had lived in her home for over 70 years. The scandal brought to light the increase versus
The Russian Government is increasing its attacks on Ukrainian civilian and military infrastructure, while warning diplomatic personnel to leave Kiev in the face of a massive attack. Ukrainian air defences shot down dozens of Russian drones, but this has not stopped the new Russian attacks, with increasingly powerful and fast drones, including reaction models that are more difficult to intercept.
With a majority of Americans disapproving Donald Trump's performance in his second term, the president reaffirmed a controversial promise on October 3: if the Republicans win the mid-term elections, he will give $5,000 to all the country's adult citizens. The promise has raised criticism, which calls it electoral bribery, while others question its economic cost, estimated at about a billion dollars. One month after the elections, the forecasts indicate that Republicans could lose their majority in both chambers of Congress.
The Conservative leader says she would scrap the “cliff edge” cap on childcare in an interview with Laura Kuenssberg.
The Conservative leader tells the BBC the earnings threshold for government support stops people "working harder".