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Ceuta on alert: legislative elections in Morocco in the shadow of the massive crossing of migrants to Spain

Some 15.8 million Moroccans are called to vote in elections to define the next Prime Minister on 23 September. Few believe that their opinion in the ballot box has some value in the face of the king's power or that the results put them a step closer to the solutions. While scepticism is gaining ground, Spain is strengthening the Ceuta border, prevented this time from a new network campaign that could lead to another stampede such as the end of July.

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Climate, energy and artificial intelligence open way in a war-marked UN Assembly

While conflicts in Iran and Ukraine concentrate much of the diplomatic attention, world leaders reach the UN General Assembly in New York with other increasingly urgent concerns: the impact of global warming, the energy increase and the risks of artificial intelligence that is advancing at high speed and increasing demand for electricity.

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Regional in Germany: Merz admits CDU defeat, AfD celebrates and Die Linke advances

The regional elections in Germany left the CDU of Friedrich Merz in crisis, after a historical setback that the Chancellor described as "disastrous" by not reaching the 5% threshold in some states. In contrast, the ultra-right of AfD celebrated unpublished victories: its leader Alice Weidel said the party is ready to become a decisive force in the country. Meanwhile, Die Linke was consolidated in Berlin, where his candidate Elif Eralp celebrated the triumph with a message of social change.

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"European intelligence heads warn that Moscow plans actions against NATO": 'The Guardian'

'The Guardian 'reported that the Polish Prime Minister declared to Parliament that intelligence assessments suggested that Russia could launch an attack with drones or missiles in the coming months. The French President described these warnings as solid and well documented. The alert was also maintained by the Czech intelligence service. While the three Baltic countries that are rusty to limit have become increasingly cautious.

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What is known about the case of the Venezuelan migrant shot by an ICE agent in Texas?

Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, 28, was shot during a migration operation in Austin and remains in federal custody. While the Government claims that it entered the United States illegally and had a deportation order, its lawyer claims that it entered legally. The circumstances of the shooting are not yet clear and local authorities are calling for participation in the investigation.

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Palestinian children return to classes after three years of war pause; Israeli attacks continue

Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip and at least three Palestinians lost their lives in recent bombings. Among them, the son of the general director of the Ministry of Health, gazati, who established the estimated general number of deaths supported by the UN. While Palestinians weep for their dead, children try to return to their normal lives by returning to school after three years of suspension of the education system by war.

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The farewell of Guterres, Greenland and the absence of Xi and Putin: the keys to the UN General Assembly

The current Secretary-General will lead his last major summit at the head of an agency he has tried to modernize and whose validity he has tried to defend in times of attacks on multilateralism. While the search for his successor is still under way, there will also be interesting points outside the New York meeting, such as the signing of the agreement between the United States, Denmark and Greenland and a first meeting between Donald Trump and the Acting President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez.

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Public Prosecutor's Office asks for 4 months of internment for six students of the Naval License in Peru

The Office of the Prosecutor requested the Peruvian Justice for four months of preventive detention against six students of the Naval Liceo Admiral Guise, who were reported to have allegedly raped a minor under 16 years of age. The Office of the Prosecutor supports the request with statements from the minors involved, testimonies from the police, the complaint from the parents and the legal medical examination of the alleged victim. In the meantime, the Court issued preventive protection measures for adolescents. Report from our correspondent, Francisco Zecharias.

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Subrogated gestation in Colombia: a business under the legal vacuum

Become one of the main destinations of the subrogated gestation in Latin America, Colombia operates in a legal vacuum where agencies and intermediaries move millions of figures. While foreigners seek accessible processes, women in a precarious situation see in practice a source of income, fuelling the debate about the lack of regulation and the ethical limits of business. Report by Herminia Fernández and Julián Ramírez Castro for France 24.

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Mexico beats records of visits, but can it hold on to mass tourism?

Mexico lives an unprecedented tourist boom: in 2025 it received about 100 million visitors and was consolidated among the most visited countries in the world. But behind the record figures are new challenges: the pressure on the environment, the saturation of destinations such as Cancun and the Maya Riviera, the risk of gentification, the regulation of platforms such as Airbnb and the safety of travellers. While the authorities seek to decentralize the activity and promote more sustainable tourism.

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