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"You cannot evict a memory": Spain marches in memory of Maricarren Abascal

In Madrid, marches and homenajes continue in memory of Maricarren Abascal, the retired woman whose eviction ignited protests for housing in Spain. At the Puerta del Sol, where hundreds of people camp to make their claims visible, small tributes have been raised with flowers, candles and messages for Maricarsen. Meanwhile, political opposition sectors refused to observe a minute of silence for 87-year-old women. From the ground, our correspondent Marina Colorado tells us more.

Politics

Student demonstrations in France: how has the Government responded?

University and high school students show up for the fourth day on October 8 on the streets of the main French cities. Among slogans and banners, they demand more funding and better educational conditions. The tension during the protests is increasing in the face of reports of police repression. The mobilizations have left hundreds of people in detention and wounded. In the meantime, the Government calls for conciliation meetings and denies that the police have been ordered to suppress the protests.

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Paris Police declares student protests "out of control"

More than 5,000 arrests, hundreds of wounded and a week of riots later, Paris Police Chief Patrice Faure stated that student protests are "out of control" and advocates a return to "peaceful forms of action." In the meantime, the protesters call for a large mobilization by October 6, after Friday's negotiations with the Government did not produce the expected results.

Politics

United States The U.S. Expands Judicial Process for the Murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse: Will there be a turn in the case?

Violence in Haiti is continuing. At least 11 people died in the central region of Artibonite, Haiti, at the hands of gang members following a lethal security operation, the local mayor reported. Meanwhile, the United States significantly expanded the judicial process related to the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in 2021. What changes now? We figured it out.

World

"Anthropic warns of 'existential risks to humanity': 'Financial Times'

In our section Press Review we analyze headlines of the 'Financial Times' and the American news portal 'Axios' that warn about the significant risks of artificial intelligence to global security. The financial journal reports that Anthropic, Claude's creative firm, ensures that his technology carries a possible "existential risk to humanity." Meanwhile, 'Axios' wonders how these companies evaluate an exit to the current security crisis and seek to respond with more IA tools.

World

450 drones, three dead and dozens wounded, in Ukraine's "biggest drones attack" in Moscow

The Ukrainian Army launched 1,110 drones in the early morning of 20 September against Russian territory, about 450 of them against the capital, in what the mayor of Moscow called "the biggest drones attack" since the beginning of the war. The offensive takes place on the last day of the parliamentary elections to renew the State Duma, which Putin promotes as a war support poll. Meanwhile, Russian attacks in Ukraine kill five people, including three children.

World

Live: Ukrainian military authorities lift air alert in Kiev following a missile attack

The authorities in Ukraine lifted the air alert for the capital after the city was subjected to missile attacks on Friday, 18 September, as the mayor of Kiev had reported. Hours earlier, Moscow forces attacked four Ukrainian cargo ships in the Black Sea, according to the Russian state press. Meanwhile, the Vladimir Putin Administration announced that it confiscated the assets, which are in Russia, of the Swiss food giant Nestlé (NESN.S) and of the French retail chain Auchan.