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Why did the Peruvian Public Prosecutor file the case of forced sterilization despite its recognition?

For decades, thousands of women, mostly indigenous and peasant, sought justice for forced sterilizations carried out during the government of Alberto Fujimori. Although the Office of the Prosecutor of Peru recognized that many interventions were carried out without free and informed consent, it decided to close the investigation. Why? María Ysabel Cedano, a lawyer for the NGO Demus, addresses the issue in France 24.

World

Saudi Arabia under fire fled: but where are its allies?

Saudi Arabia has built a network of military and technological alliances for decades to consolidate itself as an economic and geopolitical power in the Middle East. However, the recent escalation of attacks by the Hutti has tested their defenses and the ability of their partners to protect the kingdom. Although some allies have offered defensive military support, doubts remain as to how far they are willing to engage in a new regional escalation. Is Riad discovering the limits of his alliances? In France 24 we analyzed it.

Politics

Brazil: Lula gets re-election but faces a right-dominated Congress

Although the October 25 triumph guarantees the immediate continuity of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's project, his fourth term of office will have to deal with a Congress led by the opposition and with a right-wing majority, a picture that will mark the challenges that the re-elected president will face to move forward with his initiatives. Angela Gómez and Lionel Poussy bring us the report.

Science

How to prevent Halloween from becoming a nightmare for the eyes

Although its use is aesthetic and timely, basic guidelines that support the safety of fantasy lenses should be taken into account. To raise awareness and prevent possible conditions (such as cornea ulcers), the General Optica company has decided to provide them only to those who have received a professional assessment before.

World

A year after the ceasefire in Gaza, hunger, aid restrictions and attacks continue

One year after the entry into force of the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire on 10 October 2025, the Gaza Strip continues to face a serious humanitarian situation. The agreement provided for the suspension of military operations and the extension of the entry of humanitarian aid. Although access to supplies has improved, it remains unstable, according to the Integrated Classification of Food Safety in Fases (ICF). The aid has led to a reduction in malnutrition, but high levels of food insecurity remain, aggravated by prices and difficulties.

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United States USA: Isaiah becomes a post-tropical cyclone after causing at least two deaths and outages in the US. United States.

Isaiah left at least two dead and 853,000 customers without electric power in the states of Georgia, Florida and Alabama, after touching ground as category 2 hurricane. It weakened on Saturday to become a post-tropical cyclone, although the risk of heavy rains and floods persists. The United States approved emergency declarations for both states.

Politics

Students and teachers in Brussels join trade union protest against cuts

Inspired by the recent wave of demonstrations in France, hundreds of students and teachers joined the national protest in Brussels on Friday, October 9, in response to the budget cuts planned by the federal government and against the educational policies of the French-speaking part of the country. Although the march took place peacefully, there were riots between the police and hundreds of young people near the central station in Brussels.

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Politics

Students challenge the French government: does Macron jump?

The mobilizations of the education sector put the French Government back under pressure. Students and other protesters report a lack of staff, a deterioration in school infrastructure and insufficient official responses. Although the Executive promises measures and strengthens the recruitment of alternate teachers, criticism remains for the lack of substantive solutions. Why does the French education sector protest and how does the discontent in the Macron Government affect in the face of the 2027 elections?

World

Report from Beirut: Three Years of Israeli War in Lebanon · Global Voices

Following the Hamas attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023, the Lebanese Hezbollah opened a "support front" to the Palestinian militia. This 2026 is the third year of the conflict, which has led to an Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon and the displacement of hundreds of people. While negotiations for the end of the war are expected to be resumed, Hezbollah's disarmament is so far subject to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Ethel Bonet's report.

World

Russia: possible case of pneumonic plague investigated in Siberia

The Russian health authorities and the World Health Organization are investigating a possible case of pneumonic plague in Siberia, after a worker from a specialized infectious disease institute died after developing severe pneumonia. Although several media have reported a possible infection of the bacteria, the Russian authorities point out that the cause of death has not yet been officially confirmed and that the evidence is ongoing. However, 200 people have been quarantined.

Politics

"This will not stop: towards a movement of historical students?": 'Le Parisien'

The mobilization of high school students is a matter of concern at the highest levels of government, according to 'Le Parisien'. While noting that it is difficult to calculate the numbers of demonstrators, the movement has spread nationally.'Le Monde 'publishes an interview of the politologist Vincent Tiberj, who points out that the French government's condescence towards students shows a refusal to take them seriously as citizens.

World

Tunisia: a summer marked by water and electricity cuts · Global Voices

Recurrent shutdown, supply cuts, long rows to get bottled water and heat-devastated farms. Millions of Tunisians suffered water and electricity cuts this summer, a crisis that, according to experts, is due to years of lack of investment. Although the water shortage was alleviated in late August with the massive supply of bottles to the shops, there is a growing fear that the situation will be repeated next year.

World

Direct Paris and the panorama of student protests in France

France lives one of the biggest waves of student protests in recent years. Although the environment is quieter, about 400 schools remain closed and riots have occurred in some cities. Prime Minister Lecornu presented a road map to address the situation and speed up the return to classes. From Paris, our journalist Natalia Ruiz tells us more.

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Politics

Who's Flavio Bolsonaro? The political heir who seeks to succeed his father, Jair Bolsonaro

Flávio Bolsonaro, a professional lawyer and eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, built much of his political career in Rio de Janeiro, where he was a state deputy before reaching the Senate. After his father's conviction for beating, he became the main political heir of the Bolsonarist movement and today is pointed out as the possible successor of the conservative right in Brazil. Although he shares many of his father's flags, he has tried to project a more moderate and pragmatic image before public opinion. However, its trajectory is also marked by controversy and

World

The Catalan housing model

Although there is an urgent need to reform the Soil Act, if all the autonomy were to be pawned, another rooster would sing

World

A house at the zero kilometer

Even if Congress has laid down the decrees, what happened may have started to change the way this country conceive of what a house is.

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