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Previous data are even more adverse to the left than in 2023. And the PP claims that it has learned from the errors of then
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Previous data are even more adverse to the left than in 2023. And the PP claims that it has learned from the errors of then
The opposition is equally shared between Democrats and Republicans, even among the closest supporters of Trump
The fans have thrown hundreds of colored balls and paper planes into the field at the first meeting of the Valencian ensemble in its stadium, closed for its poor state at the start of the League
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.
Health and communities promote deferred prescription for respiratory infections, a safe measure to prevent bacterial resistance that meets patient reticence
A legal battle with the potential to set a historic environmental precedent reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The judges heard the arguments in a lawsuit filed by authorities in Boulder, Colorado, against ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy oil companies, accused of contributing to climate change and of transferring the costs of events such as forest fires, floods and droughts to communities.
The commentator said that since he painted his nails and read women's books he was a "hidden faggot."
The conglomerate of gale boxes and the Catalan entity will sign trade agreements in the future
It is published 'The infinite phrase', by Aldo G. Gargani, an essay on the way we seek the truth that remains hidden in the folds of our own fictions
PP leader promises to 500 large companies to adjust the IRPF to inflation and reduce taxes on the purchase of housing for under 35 years
There were demonstrations in dozens of cities after the Government failed in its attempt to get parliamentary approval of measures to stop the rise in rent and the price of housing.
The vote took place in the midst of protests about the housing situation in the European country.
The arbitrary detention of a woman in Rwanda for wearing an outfit that the police considered too provocative has led to the indignation of the country's youth on social networks
The failed execution of Christa Pike must serve to fuel the movement against the barbarity of the death penalty in the United States
The star, after two decades of keeping a low profile for her controversy, has again given interviews for the film 'Digger', which could give her the coveted statuette... if it overcomes the criticism
The country talks to the two women and the man who, after being expelled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have managed to reach Europe and have sought asylum
A Myanmar Army air attack on a crowded market in Rakain left at least 50 dead and about 60 injured. The victims included traders, buyers and bystanders who were in the area at the time of the bombing, including women and children. People in the area rejected the actions of the Army and denied ties with the militias that control Rakain.
The city promotes the first municipal order of Galicia to facilitate complaints against brothels and floors and to seek alternative employment for victims
The Public Prosecutor's Office censure the times handled in the investigation by the magistrate, who retired this Sunday