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From Rubio's ally to illegal lobby in favor of Maduro: excongressman Rivera is sentenced to 10 years

Former Republican representative David Rivera, long close to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, was found guilty in May of secretly lobbying to change Washington's position on the Government of Nicolás Maduro, in exchange for a $50 million consultancy contract with the state oil company PDVSA. On October 2, a Miami judge sentenced him to 10 years in prison for these activities, which involved the current president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez.

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OAS Calls for Free Elections and the Release of Political Prisoners in Nicaragua

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.

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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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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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France: Teenagers require government improvements in the education system and more teachers

The French Ministry of Education has ordered measures to ensure the safety of students during the youth protests. Hundreds of educational centres remain closed by demonstrations, which require more teachers, better facilities and more funding, while ensuring that, although they do not like the violence of mobilizations, they see no alternative because they have not been heard with peaceful protests.

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Direct Spain and the vote of the decrees - law to alleviate housing crisis

The Spanish Congress is debating the two royal decrees - the law, which was promoted by the Government and approved by the Council of Ministers on 29 September, which would respond temporarily to the housing crisis that is going on in the country and which has thousands of people on the streets. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.

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Spain: Sánchez takes up electoral progress following the collapse of housing decrees: what can be expected?

The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, opened a period of reflection on Friday, October 2, in which he will assess during the weekend whether or not he calls for early elections, as the Moncloa sources cited by the local press pointed out. The movement came in the midst of echoes of electoral advancement because of the rejection in the Congress of the Deputies of the two housing decrees submitted by the Government to try to alleviate the housing crisis throughout the country. The measures were sank after votes against the right-wing parties, PP and Junts per Catalunya, as well as

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Live: Spanish Congress Hunts Decrees on the Housing Crisis After Voting against PP, Junts and Vox

The Spanish Congress of Deputies voted on Friday October 2 against the first of two crucial decrees in the midst of the housing crisis, experienced for years, but which recently raised a wave of protests after the eviction of a 87-year-old woman. The measures in the Legislative were already expected to sink, since the right-wing parties: Junts and PP, as well as the ultra-right-wing Vox, anticipated that they would vote against. In the midst of this scenario, leaders of the ruling PSOE party are calling for an advance of elections.

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Sanchez takes a while to decide whether to call elections

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.

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