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What is behind the postponement of the elections in Haiti and what does it mean for the country?

Haiti repostponed elections considered key to the recovery of constitutional order after years of political crisis. The Provisional Electoral Council announced the suspension of the planned timetable, arguing technical, operational and, above all, the serious deterioration of security by violence. Jean- Michel Caroit, a journalist and political analyst specialized in Haiti, addresses the issue in France 24.

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Manual of persistence

The situation is no longer of itself. Either someone thinks big or this goes to the garnet.

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Brazilian elections: voters are divided after first-round presidential results

Brazil is divided into two after the results of the first presidential round, which, unexpectedly, left Flávio Bolsonaro leading the elections, with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva following him closely. For Lula's followers, it is a complicated result, but "they maintain hope," while Bolsonaro's voters see the result enthusiastically.

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What is real and what is false? The use of IA in the Brazilian elections

The first round of the presidential election was held on Sunday in Brazil, in a elections in which artificial intelligence played an increasingly important role: an avatar of former President Jair Bolsonaro to support his son's candidacy, a clone of a governor to request donations from his voters and campaign jingles created by a few real ones. Disinformation thus became one of the main challenges of these elections.

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Spain: Pedro Sánchez calls for early elections on November 29 · Global Voices

Spain will hold early general elections on 29 November following the decision of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to dissolve the Cortes. The announcement comes after the parliamentary defeat of the executive-led housing decrees, a situation that demonstrated the Government's difficulties in moving part of its legislative agenda forward.

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Play it all.

Sánchez has called the elections on a real cause: housing

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Pedro Sánchez advances the elections in Spain to November 29 after the parliamentary setback for housing

The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, decided to advance the general elections to November 29, after his executive suffered a new parliamentary setback with the rejection of his housing measures. The call ends the intention to exhaust the legislature until 2027 and opens a campaign marked by the housing crisis, the lack of support for the coalition government and the advance of the right and the extreme right.