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Bosnia- Herzegovina goes to the polls on 4 October to elect its new tripartite Presidency and Parliament. The campaign was marked by the ethnic division, hate speech and domination of the nationalist parties. Our special envoy, Irene Savio, extended the information.
From Paris, our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo tells us what the situation in the country is in the midst of the demonstrations of the students of lycées. For several days, young people have been demanding the improvement of the conditions of educational institutions, as dozens of institutions are not fit to receive classes, and more teachers.
The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, received his Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei, at the Elysée Palace for a bilateral meeting. During the meeting, they addressed key issues such as strengthening economic ties and access to critical minerals, of which Patagonia has great reserves. In addition, Macron stressed the importance of the European Union in the current geopolitical context. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz Giraldo.
The European Union (EU) countries approved the establishment of centres for migrants outside the bloc, with the aim of expediting deportations. These centres will be established in countries with which the EU has bilateral agreements, and the people there will remain waiting for their repatriation. The new rule was supported by almost all member countries, with the exception of Spain, which voted against. Report from our correspondent, Esther Herrera.
Argentine President Javier Milei continues his visit in France. While the president seeks to increase investment in Argentina, French companies have expressed interest in critical metal deposits, which are key elements for the creation of technological elements. Our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo extended the information about the president's agenda.
For two decades, the Community of Madrid has been managing the contracts of native assistants with the Ministry of Education. This course will no longer be, and the regional government will go from investing €28 million to €11.69 million.
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US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with some of the leading leaders of the artificial intelligence industry to set voluntary standards of security and supervision. Trump defended the self-regulation of the sector and described the agreement as a "morally binding" commitment. From Washington D.C., our correspondent Cristóbal Vásquez tells us more details.
Venezuela's president, Delcy Rodríguez, asked Parliament for a partial reform of the controversial Anti-Hate Act, adopted in 2017 during the government of Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, non-governmental organizations called for the law to be repealed in its entirety, as they agreed that it was an instrument for political persecution. From Caracas, our correspondent Daniella Zambrano tells us more.
France had a day of mass mobilization in which more than 200 demonstrations of public employees were held throughout the country. Officials, teachers, health personnel and fire workers went to the streets to demand wage increases and more resources for public services. From Paris, our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo gives us more details.
Europe is preparing to face the season of higher energy consumption with growing concern for the supply and price of gas. The European Union's energy ministers analysed the situation as the block entered autumn and winter with lower storage levels than last year and amid international uncertainty. The European Commission has asked Member States to contain energy demand in the face of the risk of further pressure on the gas market. From Brussels, our correspondent Esther Herrera tells us more details.
After a night of negotiations, the Spanish Government agreed on new measures to address the housing crisis in the country. The laws include the suspension of the eviction of vulnerable persons who have no alternative housing until 2030, the regulation of the rent per season and the extension of the rental contracts which were in force until this year to 2028. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.
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12 years after the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students, the Mexican authorities announced new lines of research based on the reanalysis of telephone records. Among the most recent findings it was known that the owner of a funeral home used the cell phone of one of the students, who later appeared murdered. From Mexico City, our correspondent Juan Carlos Aguirre gives us more details.
Prices have increased by 80% since 2015. Since then, the population has also grown, thousands of tourist floors have been floated and non-resident foreigners have bought more than 500,000 homes, while only 850,000 have been built.
The Colombian authorities captured the wife and daughter of José Adolfo Macías Villar, alias' Fito ', a former leader of the Ecuadorian criminal organization' Los Choneros'. The detainees were required by the Ecuadorian justice system for alleged asset laundering, they left Ecuador to Colombia by land, first to Bogotá and then in the Santander department. From Guayaquil, our correspondent Carolina Mella tells us more.
The European Union began to discuss a new emergency protocol to respond in a coordinated manner to hybrid threats and attacks attributed to Russia. The head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, said that we must act quickly, but that it will not overlap with NATO. From Brussels, our correspondent Esther Herrera gives us more details.
On the last day of his apostolic visit to France, Pope Leo XIV focused his message on the peace, dialogue and unity of Europe. From the city of Metz, the Pontiff asked to reject "the illusion of rearmament," bet on negotiation and strengthen fraternity among peoples. For his part, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, emphasized the need for unity on the continent.
It is the last day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France. Since September 25, Leo XIV has brought together thousands of people in liturgical celebrations and around their messages of peace, brotherhood and brotherhood. During the four days of visit, the Pontiff also met with victims of sexual abuse by members of the clergy, who were assured that he would do his best to continue the investigations to prevent the recurrence of these events. Moreover, the controversy was unleashed by the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron at the Pope's last mass in France. Info
