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Russian attacks against Ukraine reach two buses in Kramatorsk

A Russian attack hit two minibuses in Kramatorsk, leaving several dead on October 8. Almost five years after the start of the war, Moscow has intensified its attacks, launching multiple missiles and drones almost daily against Ukraine. In Kiev, students take their classes underground, in a huge anti-aircraft shelter.

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Puigdemont, closer to returning to Spain: Court issues arrest warrant

Almost nine years after leaving Catalonia following the independence attempt of 2017, the former President of the Generalitat, Carles Puigdemont, is closer than ever to returning to Spain. The Constitutional Court had upheld the application of the amnesty law to the offence of embezzlement and the national arrest warrant on him had been lifted.

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What we know about the "Cornell Seven" case in the United States

- According to a civil lawsuit, a 20-year-old student was the victim of an alleged multiple sexual assault at a 'Chi Phi' (Cornell) fraternity party in 2024. Almost two years later, public pressure led to the reopening of the case. Our journalist, Ana María Luna, tells us more. "Jane Doe" is a fictional name, used to protect the victim's identity. In addition, we omitted some terms as part of an editorial test.

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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.