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Since Donald Trump's return to the White House, more than 600,000 people have been arrested by ICE and about 60,000 migrants are currently in custody. What about them? What conditions do you live in? And why are there also children among the detainees? In Texas, Pierrick Leurent and Valérie Defert investigate what's behind these figures.
The Spanish Army works from the Mihail Kogalniceanu base to stop the progress of Russian air raids on Allied territory
The British Police anti-terrorist unit claimed to have prevented an attack on the Fairford air base, a military facility used by the United States Air Force. The authorities announced the arrest of five men for alleged explosive-related offences. Our correspondent Luisa Pulido extended the details of the case.
Amid calls for revenge, Hizbollah militants and supporters commemorated the death of their leader, Hassan Nasrallah, two years ago by an Israeli attack in which other figures of the Shia group also died. At present, the party continues to fight the Tel Aviv Army despite human losses and blows to its tunnel structure and weapons. Inform our correspondent Ethel Bonet.
More than 500,000 people demand a referendum to overthrow the law that vetoes sex education in a country with 100 femicides per year
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Since the night of September 26, 2014, family members, organizations and human rights defenders continue to demand truth and justice for the disappearance of Ayotzinapa students. Despite new lines of research, arrests and promises of progress, the whereabouts of the students remain unknown. Angela Buitrago, a former member of the GIEI in Ayotzinapa, a former prosecutor delegated to the Supreme Court and former Minister of Justice and Law, addresses the issue in France 24.
As soon as they see a cop, drivers in Afghanistan turn off their radio and sound equipment for fear of being arrested. Since 2021, Kabul had to turn off its melodies because of the strict restrictions imposed by the Taliban Government. Only religious or patriotic songs authorized by the authorities are allowed to be heard in public space. In 2025, four Afghan musicians were sentenced to 15 months in prison by the Taliban for organizing a night touch.
It is 12 years since the disappearance of the 43 students of the Rural Normal School of Ayotzinapa. More than a decade later, family members and organizations continue to demand truth, justice and the clarification of the case. From Mexico City, our correspondent Juan Carlos Aguirre tells us more details.
Some 700,000 people gathered early in the Champs-Elysées and the Plaza de la Concordia for the presence of the mass of Pope Leo XIV, making the event the most popular of their papacy so far. Our journalist Erika Olavarría extended the information about his message in the homily and the following events of his visit.
France lives a surprising wave of baptisms of young people between 17 and 25 years old. Although sociologists cannot explain this trend, Pope Leo XIV claims that it is perhaps "the best sample of God's action," while the role of social networks and the need for youth to find answers is partly attributed. Our journalist Erika Olavarría reports.
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
Only nine days after the federal and presidential elections in Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva banned online betting, which, according to experts, are responsible for much of the debt of families in Brazil. With this measure it seeks to limit the action of online casinos and sports betting platforms. Lula has also committed to sending a bill to the National Congress. Report from our correspondent, Valeria Saccone.
On September 25, Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France with a call against assisted death, two months after the country legalized the help to die, and with a warning about the "machine paradise" brought by the IA. Thousands of Parisians acclaimed him with euphoria during his papamovil tour of the city center, in the first mass bath of his journey. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
As soon as they see a cop, drivers in Afghanistan turn off their radio and sound equipment for fear of being arrested. Since 2021, Kabul had to turn off its melodies because of the strict restrictions imposed by the Taliban Government. Only religious or patriotic songs authorized by the authorities are allowed to be heard in public space. In 2025, four Afghan musicians were sentenced to 15 months in prison by the Taliban for organizing a night touch.
At least 80,000 young people gathered in the Stade of France, in Saint- Denis, to hear the words of Pope Leo XIV, who arrived in France for a four-day visit, 18 years after the last visit of a high pontiff to that country. Our journalist, Natalia Mendoza, extended the details of how the visit lives from the ground.
Our journalist Erika Olavarría spoke with some of the attendees to the tour of Pope Leo XIV in the papamovil on the first day of his visit to France. For them, seeing it was like a dream come true and very emotional, even though it was for just a moment.
Pope Leo XIV arrived in France for the first official visit of a Pontiff to this country in 18 years. He was received by President Emmanuel Macron, with whom he had a meeting at the Elysée Palace, where he expressed his concern about the advancement of artificial intelligence and called for the protection of life, days after the National Assembly approved the legalization of assisted death. Our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo extended the information.
The Union of Inquillins tells that the woman, 87 years old and who was evicted on Wednesday, is still "tired, but is well," on the floor and accompanied by her cousin Vicente
