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United States U.S. Attempts to Reprosecute former FBI Director James Comey for alleged leak of classified information

The Trump Administration's Justice Department seeks to charge former FBI Chief James Comey with the alleged disclosure of sensitive information to 'The New York Times' in 2016, a decade after the events. The defence maintains that the charge is legally invalid because the Government did not, within the legal time limit, submit the type of charge required by federal law, and has requested a judge to dismiss the case.

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The death penalty in America. United States: a "popular" measure?

In our 'In Context' section we review the U.S. Pentagon's announcement to live a firing execution. The measure of the Donald Trump administration, if any, represents an unprecedented case and further the debate on capital punishment. Despite criticism from the UN and human rights organizations, surveys indicate that this is a measure with a certain popularity.

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Musk will help the Pentagon think "the future of war": what will be its role and what doubts arise?

Just over a year after his abrupt departure from Donald Trump's cabinet, the billionaire Elon Musk will return to the Republican administration as one of the leaders of the 'Meridian Project'. The programme will be aimed at identifying the technologies and possible conflict scenarios that can mark the wars of the coming decades. Beneficiary of several contracts with the Pentagon, its role and that of other members of the plan raise questions about possible conflict of interest.

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Elon Musk and a "new post in the Trump Administration" for the future of the war: 'Fox News'

In Press Review we analyze headlines of the 'Fox News' and the 'Political' portal on the Pentagon's call to Elon Musk to take up a new position in the Donald Trump Administration. According to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, the magnate will help determine what weapons and technology they will need for the wars of the future. In addition, the official announced cuts in the bureaucracy, while at the same time detailing the creation of new plans that will expand expenditure.

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French public workers mobilize to demand wage increases

At least 170 demonstrations were held on 29 September in various cities of France to pressure the administration of Emmanuel Macron, among other things, for an increase in wages that have fallen behind the increase in inflation. The call for attention is presented two days after the submission of the 2027 budget to the Council of State.

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Report from Washington: Supreme Court gives Trump access to data to audit voters

For a long time, US President Donald Trump claimed fraud and that the vote of thousands of non-American citizens was being counted, an accusation he was never able to verify and that, according to analysts, the president uses to sow chaos and doubts for the results of the half-term elections. On September 25, the conservative Supreme Court temporarily authorized the Trump Administration to use a federal database to verify the eligibility of American voters. Report from Washington with our correspondent

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The U.S. Supreme Court. UU allows Trump to use controversial voter "verification" system

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday, September 25, that Donald Trump's administration can use a new and controversial federal database designed, in theory, to verify voter citizenship for next November's elections. Critics argue that the Government overcomes the threat of non-citizens - an extremely rare phenomenon in the U.S. elections - to implement policies that would deprive people who are likely to vote for the Democratic Party of the right to vote.

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A judge suspends the Trump and CNN veto, MS NOW and Politics recover access to the White House

The CNN, MS NOW and Political journalists recovered access to the White House on September 24, hours after they were initially denied entry despite a court order that suspended for 14 days the veto imposed by President Donald Trump. One judge questioned the arguments put forward by the Administration to justify the measure. Report from our correspondent, Cristóbal Vásquez.

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Between booby and cross-accusations, so were the speeches of Netanyahu and Abbas to the UN

In the midst of booby and the withdrawal of several delegates, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the UN General Assembly against the allegations of genocide in Gaza, calling them "lie" and ensuring that, instead of committing it, he "prevented genocide" in Israel. By video conference, after being denied a visa by the Donald Trump Administration, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas warned that his people "face one of the most dangerous moments in their history," he asked to avoid a second Nakba and demanded the implementation of the plan for Gaza,

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Trump's policies leave thousands in a migration limbo in Mexico

Between January 2025 and August 2026, the Donald Trump Administration sent 25,427 people to so-called "third countries." Almost 20,000 of them arrived in the Mexican states of Chiapas and Tabasco, located on the border with Guatemala. "Forbidden Stories' travelled to Villahermosa and Palenque to interview those affected by this migration policy.

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"I've never heard of Esuatini": deported by the US. to a country that rejects them

From our correspondent in southern Africa: in recent months, migrants previously convicted by U.S. courts have been imprisoned in Esuatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy. After being deported from the United States. They have found themselves in a country of which they know nothing and where local residents see these newcomers with suspicion as "criminals." Its abrupt transfer to this small southern kingdom of the continent is the result of a secret agreement reached by the Donald Trump Administration as part of its program of mass deportations, investigate

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"Trump's Latin American allies plan to qualify posters as' terrorists'": 'The New York Times'

In Press Review we analyzed the headline of the newspaper 'The New York Times' on how the Donald Trump Administration and Latin American allies would be preparing the designation of criminal organizations as "terrorists." The United States environment ensures that the announcement would take place within the framework of the United Nations General Assembly and warns that it could help to violate the sovereignty of the countries of the region and even affect the civilian population, in addition to being an input of persecution against opponents.

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Judicial demand and cessation of cover: the means of the United States. U.S. Pulse Up by Trump's veto

The US media 'CNN', 'MS NOW' and 'Politics' invoked the First Amendment to file a lawsuit on Monday, September 21, after their journalists were expelled from the White House by the Trump Administration. Without a decision, the president said he will appeal. The Republican's escalation against the press triggered an unprecedented reaction from the country's main television networks, 'CBS', 'ABC', 'NBC' and 'Fox', which announced that they will stop covering the president's events.

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Peace receives back from Congress to extend the state of emergency in Bolivia for 90 days

The Congress of Bolivia approved the extension of the state of emergency for 90 days, a measure that had been decreed by President Rodrigo Paz. This legal framework restricts the right to protest and allows the mobilization of military personnel to maintain law and order, which is essential to avoid road blocks and to protect the economy, as the Administration insisted. The original decree entered into force on 20 June, after more than 50 days of protests and roadblocks by peasants, indigenous people and other sectors.