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The weight of the Arab parties in the Israeli legislative elections and the future of Netanyahu

On 27 October, Israel went to the polls to elect a new Government, with a possible change of prime minister. Legislatures are decisive for different groups, and some voters, such as the nationalized Israeli Palestinians, feel forced to vote. With a low chance that the party of Benjamin Netanyahu or the opposition, led by Gadi Eizenkot, will achieve the majority, the Arab parties could be the ones who tilt the balance. Our special envoy, Erika Olavarría, extended the information.

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Report from Rio: the factors that helped Lula ensure her re-election

Lula achieved a historic victory in Brazil's second presidential round by winning the elections after losing to her opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro. How did he do it? Our correspondent Valeria Saccone explained to us how the 'Lula Army', the citizen mobilizations and Bolsonaro's pointing out against him during the last debate to ensure his re-election.

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A year of ceasefire in Gaza, with a violated agreement and almost 1,480 Palestinians killed by Israel

An agreement unfulfilled and violated by Israel. After one year of the signing of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, only the immediate end of the violence - the reduction in the number and hardness of the attacks - has been achieved. But in nine out of every ten days, Israel has fired lethal artillery fire, killing almost 1,480 Palestinians. Israel has also not stopped its military operations, continues to occupy almost 70 per cent of the enclave, has imposed new outposts and continues to destroy infrastructure. Our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz, expands our information.

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Direct Paris and the incorporation of 3,000 teachers as student protests continue

In France, student protests calling for improvements in the education system, more teachers and the adequacy of academic facilities, among other demands, continue to spread. In recent hours, the Minister of Education, Édouard Gefry, announced the recruitment of 3,000 substitute teachers, that is, teachers who have not approved the competition to access a place as full teachers. Our journalist Erika Olavarría extends the details of the new measures, the reactions of the students and the progress of the demonstrations.

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USS Abraham Lincoln returns to America. UU following alarms for the mental health of the crew

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier returned to the United States for the relief of the sailors on board and their families. The ship remained more than seven months on a mission to pressure Iran after two months in the Pacific, so hygiene and food supplies would have been finished, so they had expressed warnings for the mental health of the crew. Our correspondent Carolina Valladares extended the information.

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Is military operation in Yemen, led by Saudi Arabia, an escalation against the Hutti?

The Yemeni Government, recognized by the international community, is leading, with Saudi Arabia, an offensive against the Huti rebels, whose main objective is to recognize the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a strategic step in international trade. Our guest of the day, Ornela Fabani, a doctor in International Relations and a specialist in the Middle East, analyses this new escalation of the conflict against the Hutti of Yemen.

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Ceuta: reports of violence and neglect among migrants

More than two months after the massive arrival of migrants from Morocco, hundreds of people, including minors, are still on the streets of Ceuta waiting for reception or for international protection. Some report beatings, ill-treatment and expulsions to Morocco. Meanwhile, humanitarian organizations call for an urgent response from the Spanish authorities. Our correspondent Sofia Català collected his testimonies in this issue of Link.

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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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Direct Paris and public sector protests and scandal involving Jordan Bardella

France is living a day of demonstrations of public sector workers who demand better wages, who have not been increased since 2023 and are not enough to survive with increased inflation, and of high school students who demand more means and teachers. Our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo extended the information about French news.

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Report from Madrid: Spanish Government Announces Measures to Address Housing Crisis

After a night of negotiations, the Spanish Government agreed on new measures to address the housing crisis in the country. The laws include the suspension of the eviction of vulnerable persons who have no alternative housing until 2030, the regulation of the rent per season and the extension of the rental contracts which were in force until this year to 2028. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.

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Report from Paris: 700,000 people attended the Eucharist of León XIV

Some 700,000 people gathered early in the Champs-Elysées and the Plaza de la Concordia for the presence of the mass of Pope Leo XIV, making the event the most popular of their papacy so far. Our journalist Erika Olavarría extended the information about his message in the homily and the following events of his visit.