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The Senate race in South Carolina will make history in these mid-term elections. The contest faces Republican Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews, and guarantees that, for the first time, a woman will be elected to represent the state in the U.S. Senate.
Former senator and former presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States with his wife and daughters in the midst of the controversy over the investigations he faces for alleged cases of corruption, money laundering and tax evasion. His departure from the country took place after the authorities cancelled his passports by failing to comply with a court order to hand them over. From Miami, our correspondent Antoni Belchi tells us the details.
The opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after ten months outside the country. His return opens a new stage on the Venezuelan political stage and raises questions about the role he will play in the face of the next challenges of the opposition. From Caracas, our correspondent, Daniella Zambrano, extends the details of Machado's arrival, the reactions of the citizenry and the impact it could have on the country.
The French Senate passed the so-called "breaking pays" law in response to the looting recorded after the victory of Paris Saint- Germain and during the recent riots in the massive social protests. The project provides for fines of up to €10,000 for those involved in violence or causing damage to public and private property. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
After an electoral blockade in which neither the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, nor his rival, Gadi Eisenkot, achieved a majority for their respective blocks, Netanyahu has promised to form a new government, stating that no leader should rule with the support of the Israeli Arabs, whose parties made significant progress. The extreme left-wing opposition leader, Yousef Jabareen, responded by advocating a "true Jewish-Arab association" to unbank Netanyahu. Follow our live website to get to know the latest news.
Donald Trump said he will only recognize the results of the next elections if, according to his words, they are "honest," a statement that replaces confidence in the US electoral system at the centre of the debate. His comments come at a time when various surveys reflect challenges for the Republican Party in the face of midterms. At the same time, the economy remains one of the main concerns of the voters. In particular, the price of fuels has become a key issue, as Trump promised to keep the gas from
Against all odds, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva achieved his re-election, but came to rule without majority in Congress. The Liberal Party, led by the Bolsonaro side, won 121 of the 513 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 28 of the 81 seats in the Senate in the legislative elections, which will make its Government difficult. Expand the information our correspondent Valeria Saccone.
Two days after losing the presidential election, the passports of the extreme right-wing Brazilian senator and former candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro, were cancelled after he refused to hand them over to the authorities, who had ordered him not to leave the country as he was being investigated for alleged irregular funding and foreign interference in his presidential campaign. His whereabouts are unknown. Expand the information our correspondent Valeria Saccone.
The Central Electoral Commission of Israel rejected a request on Tuesday from the Likud party - of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - and his allies to extend the voting hours in the country's national elections. National authorities reported a record participation in elections that constitute the first national elections in Israel since the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023. Follow our live website to learn the latest updates.
The early vote in the state of New York, one of the traditionally most favourable places for the Democratic Party in the United States elections, has already begun. However, beyond New York City, several suburbs often support Republican candidates. Why is this trend happening? Our correspondent Mamen Sala gives us more details.
Iran announced a diplomatic rapprochement with the countries of the so-called Mecca Pact (Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan) following a meeting in which the countries concerned have ensured that they will keep the channels of communication open, however, the communiqué does not give further details. In the Middle East, this meeting is seen as a last attempt to avoid further escalation of the conflict in the region. From Istanbul, our correspondent Adriá Rocha tells us the details.
Unai Simón and Tata Coll win the prize for the best goalkeeper of the year - 124; Luis de la Fuente and Pere Romeo win the award for the best male and female football technician, respectively - 124; Lamine Yamal and Vicky López win the trophy for the best young player
The Iranian Foreign Minister spoke with his Saudi counterpart and offered to facilitate a dialogue "with Yemen," in the first contact between the two countries since the current escalation between Riyadh and the Bhutti rebels supported by Tehran began. The militia claimed several attacks on Riyadh International Airport since Saturday, 10 October, including an offensive that left 13 dead and 309 injured, as well as attacks on Saudi energy facilities.
The Dutch repeats victory in Marina Bay's urban circuit after Sepang's last weekend
The white set is reunited with victory in a clash marked by the expulsion of Vinicius and the few offensive ideas of both teams
Donald Trump raged hard this Saturday against his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodímir Zelenski, and stated that it was time for Ukraine to have "a new president," condemning Ukrainian attacks on Russian hydrocarbon infrastructure. This Saturday, a Russian attack on Zaporizhia in south-eastern Ukraine left at least 17 dead, including three children, according to rescue services. In Kiev, Russian attacks caused massive blackouts and the temporary stoppage of the subway, according to DTEK and the mayor.
U.S. Defense Minister Pete Hegseth announced his intention to broadcast live the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, the author of the shooting at the Fort Hood military base in 2009. The decision has been criticized by all sides in the United States, even among Republicans, but it fits Donald Trump's political strategy. However, the measure raises doubts about its legality.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 hit the southern coast of Panama on Friday at a depth of 12.6 kilometres, according to the United States Geological Service, causing damage to some buildings but without affecting the vital commercial waterways of the Panama Canal. So far, no official victim report has been given.
In 2009, Nidal Hasan, a former United States Army psychiatrist, killed 13 people in a shooting at the Fort Hood military base. Hasan was sentenced to death in 2013 and will be the first person executed by a U.S. Armed Forces firing squad since 1945. The controversy now revolves around the Pentagon's decision to live broadcast its execution. To expand the issue, we talk to our correspondent in Washington, Carolina Valladares.
Thousands of people throughout Spain joined the call to keep a minute of silence for the death of Maricarsen Abascal, a 87-year-old retired woman who was evicted in Madrid and became a symbol of the recent mass protests over the housing crisis in the country. Our correspondent, Elise Gazengel, told us how he spent the day.
