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The work apocalypse of the IA is postponed (for now)

Experts see more qualitative changes (job conversion, difficulties for young people) than quantitative (mass redundancies), despite the cadastropist predictions of industry, and alert to the rise of inequality

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The G7 takes steps to try to lower fuel prices

On 2 October, the G7 agreed to jointly release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to try to reduce international prices for crude oil and its derivatives. On the decision, US President Donald Trump said prices will fall soon because the naval blockade in the Strait of Ormuz will end in the short term. The measure, also promoted by the International Energy Agency, seeks to alleviate winter prices in the northern hemisphere.

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What we know about the "Cornell Seven" case in the United States

- According to a civil lawsuit, a 20-year-old student was the victim of an alleged multiple sexual assault at a 'Chi Phi' (Cornell) fraternity party in 2024. Almost two years later, public pressure led to the reopening of the case. Our journalist, Ana María Luna, tells us more. "Jane Doe" is a fictional name, used to protect the victim's identity. In addition, we omitted some terms as part of an editorial test.

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What is the gravity of the energy situation in the G7 countries?

The G7 countries are armored by the arrival of winter. On October 2, the group announced the release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to stop the price escalation, in the midst of the crisis resulting from the war in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Ormuz, as well as under pressure from US threats to block its oil exports. We discussed the subject in the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 with Nelson Baldeon, a consultant on energy geopolitics and strategic resources.

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Lula or Bolsonaro?: Brazil votes under the shadow of Trump interference

On the eve of the first round of the Brazilian presidential, news that the United States suspended face-to-face attention at its embassy and consulates in that Latin American nation, claiming "security issues," has again fueled fears of Washington's interference. However, the Donald Trump Government did not establish a direct relationship between this measure and the elections. He also did not detail the nature of the threat that caused the suspension.

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Taiwan, epicenter of the world race for artificial intelligence

Taiwan is a territory coveted by its powerful neighbour, China, but also a key piece in the global technological career. The island concentrates some of the most advanced semiconductor laboratories, essential for the development of artificial intelligence. In this issue, we tell you how one of Taipei's maximum security laboratories works, while the IA is at the heart of the agenda during the expected State visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington. In the midst of tensions between the United States and China, Taiwan's future is again under

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Renee Good's Family Demands Trump Government for Death in ICE Raid

On October 1, Renee Good's family sued the United States Government and those responsible for President Donald Trump's campaign of immigration repression, saying that "the time has certainly come for them to be held accountable" for his death in January by a federal agent in Minneapolis.

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Christa Pike receives "vital medical care": what you need to know about a woman's failed execution in the US. United States.

Christa Pike, 50, remains in critical state in a Nashville hospital after surviving an attempt to execute by lethal injection in Tennessee, an episode his lawyers call "chemical torture" and which has revived the debate on the death penalty in the United States. Pike received two doses of pentobarbital during the procedure, but did not die. The governor of Tennessee, Bill Lee, suspended the executions planned for the rest of the year and ordered an independent investigation into what happened.

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"What Trump has built": 'Time Magazine'

In 'Press Journal' we reviewed an exclusive interview of 'Time' magazine to the US president. United States, Donald Trump. In his usual grandiose style, the Republican leader boast of his alleged achievements: he self-defines himself as "the best," he claims that the United States is winning the world in the race for artificial intelligence, claims that it destroyed Iran's nuclear capacity and that it is still too early to hold elections in Venezuela. He also noted that if he were not President, Israel and Saudi Arabia would not exist. Their contradictions, inconsistencies and self-praise generated critical

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