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Report from Buenos Aires: Argentina confirms support for Bolsonaro on his departure from Brazil

After contradictory versions of his tour of South America, it was confirmed that Flávio Bolsonaro made a scale in Argentina with his family before continuing his journey abroad. Initially, the Argentine authorities noted that there were no records of their entry into the country, but subsequently clarified that they had entered without legal impediments and left on a private flight. It reports our correspondent in Buenos Aires, Natalio Coso.

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Report from Paris: Trade unions and universities join student demonstrations

Protests by lycées students spread in France. Young people from public institutions have been joined by students from private, periphery and university schools, as well as educational staff unions. While the Government claims that the movement is losing strength, protesters claim that the authorities are trying to buy time waiting until the end of the month to make concrete announcements. Our journalist Erika Olavarría reports.

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Congress of Spain rejects decrees - housing law; Spanish protest against the decision

The Spanish Congress rejected the two royal decrees - a law that had previously been approved by the Council of Ministers seeking to alleviate the housing crisis and the demonstrations that took place following the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal. The protests have not been expected and the demands include the call for early elections. Inform our correspondent Marina Colorado.

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Report from Beirut: Hezbollah commemorates two years of Nasrallah's death

Amid calls for revenge, Hizbollah militants and supporters commemorated the death of their leader, Hassan Nasrallah, two years ago by an Israeli attack in which other figures of the Shia group also died. At present, the party continues to fight the Tel Aviv Army despite human losses and blows to its tunnel structure and weapons. Inform our correspondent Ethel Bonet.

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Report from Paris: As the faithful decline, young adult baptisms increase

France lives a surprising wave of baptisms of young people between 17 and 25 years old. Although sociologists cannot explain this trend, Pope Leo XIV claims that it is perhaps "the best sample of God's action," while the role of social networks and the need for youth to find answers is partly attributed. Our journalist Erika Olavarría reports.

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Direct Spain and protests over the housing crisis following the eviction of Maricarren Abascal

The image of Maricarren Abascal, a 87-year-old retired woman and 50% disability, being evicted by the police this week from her home in Madrid, where she lived for more than seven decades, has touched a sensitive fiber in Spanish society which, with all its differences, finds consensus to denounce the crisis because of lack of access to housing. Inform our correspondent Marina Colorado.

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Report from Paris: Government Announces Aid for Petrol Price

The French Government announced the extension of fuel aid for drivers who "travel many kilometres" until 31 December. The measure is not new, since it has been implemented since prices started to rise since spring and have been aggravated by the prolonged closure of the Strait of Ormuz. On the other hand, the country is preparing for the visit of Pope Leo XIV, which will be received by President Emmanuel Macron on Friday. Our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo reports.

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Report from Caracas: Venezuela unblocks digital media

The National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL) of Venezuela lifted its restrictions on digital media, which were previously only available through a VPN. Although about 12 media outlets can already be seen, it is estimated that there are almost 200 media outlets that were censored, so dozens of them would be free from blockades. Inform our correspondent Daniella Zambrano.