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Direct to... New York and the speeches of Pezeshkian and Milei to the UN Assembly

On the second day of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Iranian President Masud Pezeshkian delivered his speech in the midst of tensions with the United States and Israel. Pezeshkian rejected the allegations of terrorism made a day earlier by Donald Trump, denounced the Israeli bombing of a school in Minab and said Iran will "never bow its head," although it said it was open to dialogue. On the other hand, the Argentine President, Javier Milei, also delivered his speech, in which he reclaimed the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands. Report on our runs

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A photo for the universal history of infamy

In the whole history of Chavismo there had not been an image that expressed as clearly the approach between Venezuela and the United States as that taken out Delcy Rodríguez and Donald Trump in New York

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Direct Latin and reactions to the meeting in New York

Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez met face-to-face in New York on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly, during a reception offered by the US President to other international leaders. The meeting has generated unrest in several circles by questioning the question of the legitimacy of the Venezuelan government. Inform our correspondent Daniella Zambrano.

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Live: "Argentina will not expect the UN to live up to its mandate, will take letters on the matter": Milei on Malvinas

The President of Argentina addressed the UN General Assembly on 23 September with a speech marked by tensions over the Malvinas. Javier Milei recalled his Government's legal actions against the companies that exploit resources on the island, controlled by the United Kingdom, and warned that he will take "letters on the matter." Shortly before, Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, went up to the podium where he denounced "the cowardly attacks" of the US. The United States and Israel against their country, warned that it will maintain the defence and reproach "the double standards" of the international bodies they punish and their

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Does the UN General Assembly reflect a crisis of international cooperation between member countries?

The first day of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York was marked by speeches about war, artificial intelligence and climate crisis. Discourses such as Trump, Macron and Lula showed a fracture in multilateralism. Sergio Castaño Riaño, international analyst, doctor in International Relations and coordinator of the degree in International Relations at the International University of La Rioja, addresses the issue in France 24.

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Trump, Lula and Macron mark the beginning of the UN General Assembly

The UN opened its 81st General Assembly in New York with the role of Trump, Lula and Macron. Trump proclaimed that the US is' the most powerful country in the world '; Lula denounced the democratic crisis in Venezuela and Cuba; and Macron called for greater international commitment to Palestine.

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Report from New York: UN Assembly focused on war, IA and climate change

The UN General Assembly opened its 81st session in New York with speeches on war, artificial intelligence and climate crisis. Donald Trump said the U.S. It is the most powerful country and no undocumented immigrant has entered under his mandate. From New York, our correspondent Mamen Sala gives us more details.

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Report from New York: Trump decreases economic achievements and threatens Iran at UNGA

To the UN General Assembly, the US President. United States, Donald Trump, launched several international warnings: the Republican claimed that he weighed between allowing Iran's reconstruction or "annihilating them" and "bringing them to hell," he said his country will control Greenland's security, said Cuba is a "failed state" that "will fall." And he said Washington will not stop the advance of the IA, despite the alerts. He extended our correspondent, Mamen Sala.

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What changes in Greenland with the new security agreement between Trump, Denmark and the island?

The United States, Denmark and Greenland signed an agreement on Tuesday, September 22, in New York that substantially extends the US military presence in the Arctic and seeks to close months of tension caused by Donald Trump's threats to take control of the island. The pact allows Washington to develop new military facilities and strengthens its role in the security of the territory, but it maintains Danish sovereignty and recognizes Greenland's right to decide its future. Then the keys to the agreement.

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