Pablo Bustinduy: "The elections, when they are, are going to be a referendum on housing"
The Minister of Social Rights claims that Junts' position "is a political suicide"
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The Minister of Social Rights claims that Junts' position "is a political suicide"
The president evaluates surveys and waits to observe the strength of the demonstration on the housing to see if Monday dissolves
The Organization of American States unanimously adopted a resolution calling for the unconditional release of political prisoners, the restoration of the separation of powers and conditions for free, fair and inclusive elections. The text also creates a follow-up group, but does not provide for specific sanctions against the Daniel Ortega Government.
Some 3.4 million Bosnians vote on Sunday, October 4 in elections with the backdrop of a virulent and unpublished US dispute. The United States and the European Union on the management of energy projects, political supervision and the institutional future of this fragile Balkan country.
Donald Trump's administration announced that it suspended the operation of the consulate in Brasilia after pointing out "security reasons," amid complaints from the president's campaign and aspiring for re-election, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for alleged Washington interference. Meanwhile, the last televised debate between the main presidential candidates - Lula and the ultra-right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro - was cancelled after the refusal of both to participate and in the face of a series of judicial decisions that restricted the meeting.
A video-shaped gag criticizes the position of all parties in the housing crisis
In many PSOE terminals they see in the defeat of the housing measures an opportunity in the face of the daunting calendar that is coming
The president spoke with ministers in the area of Congress Government and heard various views on the opportunity to hasten progress. Sources of La Moncloa affect that all the scenarios are open. If the Chief Executive dissolves the Cortes, the first available date would be Sunday, November 29.
About 130 million Brazilians belong to "Class C," a segment of families with monthly income of between $487 and $2,100. Between 2003 and 2010, this group voted massively for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, hoping to access a home of its own or to ensure that its children entered the university. However, in 2026, his intention to vote could change. Our correspondent, Valeria Saccone, spoke to members of this social class to learn about their electoral perspectives and priorities.
Lula and Bolsonaro son face Sunday in the first round of elections that test democracy
United Nations A few days after the general elections in Brazil, and despite the compulsory voting in the country, it is expected that this year, abstention will grow in the face of increased political apathy and mistrust for candidates and their political projects.
King Mohamed VI appoints the leader of the central right-wing political formation PAM after the elections of September 23
Lula, Bolsonaro, Catholic Bishops and the Supreme enter into a controversy encouraged by the left and that can influence an extremely difficult choice
The newspaper 'Mediapart' has revealed writings from the president of the National Regrouping where he professed comments against the Jews and supported conspirationist theories
The laws of the Maghreb country have given the victory to the party closest to the king in elections in which only one in six potential voters has come to the polls
National reunification achieves its own parliamentary group in the territorial chamber for the first time
The former French president seeks to re-run for election when social democratic candidates fall into polls
Jair Bolsonaro, president of Brazil between 2019 and 2023, is in house prison for his attempted coup. He anointed his son Flavio as a candidate, a devalued and charisma-free copy that still issues with Lula in the October 4 election polls. Bolsonarism resists, among other factors, because it keeps moral issues at the center of its discourse and demonizes to the left, presenting it as a threat to faith and famila
In Brazil, the evangelics make up over 47 million people, about 27% of the population. It is the highest level in the history of Brazil, a country that, at the same time, has the largest number of Catholic faithful in the world. In 2018, the vote of the evangelists was key to the victory of the ultra-rightheist Jair Bolsonaro. But the conservative roots within this religious community seem to have been moderate in some sectors. What role will they play in the October 4 presidential?
The president, tied with Bolsonaro son, vetoes digital gambling to face the serious crisis of debt and addiction