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To Sun does not come the end of the world

This labyrintic city built in a few hours, which has streets and squares, spontaneous assemblies, health and care points, has made a crisis that so far was statistical, of urgency only nozzle in political pulpits, a conflict supported by millions of people

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Thousands manifest in Madrid because of the housing crisis following the blockade of government decrees

The Madrileños have mobilized for tens of thousands, chanting slogans for justice and waving keys in reference to the housing crisis in the Spanish city, after the Congress of Deputies rejected two government-led decrees with measures to alleviate the situation: the automatic renewal of rental contracts and restrictions on evictions. The last wave of protests was unleashed after the eviction of Maricarren Abascal, a 87-year-old woman who had lived in her home for over 70 years. The scandal brought to light the increase versus

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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.

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Who does "class C" support in Brazil? Changes in the middle class voting intention

The "C class," the middle class in Brazil, was an important factor in the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in past elections. Four years later, although one part of the population supports it by considering that it has benefited during its Government, another has become more pragmatic and considers voting for candidate Flavio Bolsonaro as his proposals are more aligned with his needs. A report from our correspondent Valeria Saccone.

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Luis Miller: "Spanish are asking for more interventionist and radical laws on housing"

Tens of thousands of people went to the streets of several cities in Spain to protest against Congress's rejection of the decrees - a law that the Government of Pedro Sánchez proposed to break down the housing crisis. The head of Government announced that he would assess the advance of the general elections, initially estimated for 2027. We discussed this scenario with Luis Miller, a doctor in Sociology.

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Spain: Call for early elections, a measure taken repeatedly by Pedro Sánchez

Since his arrival in the Spanish Government in 2018, Pedro Sánchez has had to call for early elections on several occasions to deal with the social and economic crises that have been going through the country. For years, he has had to lead with alliances with other parties in order to rule. After the Congress's refusal to the two decrees - a law proposed to put a temporary solution to the complex housing situation, Sánchez announced that it opened a period of reflection to consider whether to advance the elections, scheduled for 2027.

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Are there arguments for not calling elections?

Congress's rejection of the housing decrees put forward by the executive changes the political cycle and opens up electoral expectations for the PSOE that it did not have before this debate

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