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Vox expulses the councillors of Valencia Juanma Badenas and Cecilia Herrero from the party
The two edils pass to the group of non-attached but will continue in the local government that runs María José Catalá, of the PP
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Police stop the leader of the "cockroaches" movement before a protest in New Delhi
The police in New Delhi arrested Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the "Party of the Chocarachas," and two other leaders on their flight. Despite the ban on youth protest on October 10, the closure of metro stations, the cancellation of trains and the mobile internet cut, the protesters went on to demand the resignation of the head of the Electoral Commission, Gyanesh Kumar, for the removal of more than 130 million names from the voter lists.
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British Green Party leader Polanski fails in his attempt to 'surprise' labour
The controversy around Zionism harms the candidate, defeated by Sagal Abdi-Wali, of Somali origin
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A two-count Brazil from a "art déco 'building in Copacabana
Ten years ago, the neighbors of the 12 apartments of this Rio tower with sea views lived together with opposite ideas and even reached agreements. Today, more polarized than ever, they avoid talking about politics
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The last emotional party in which Messi said goodbye to the Argentine team
After 22 years of football, Messi played for the last time with the Argentine T-shirt at the Buenos Aires Monumental Stadium.
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Mónica García's party demands to lead the list by Madrid to the generals in the face of Colau's options
"We have to study all possible ways so that the Broad Front does not leave anyone out," Pisarello defends over the primaries he proposes.
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The British Green Party Congress approves a motion that equates Zionism with racism
The vote breaks down the formation and unleashes the anger of Jewish organizations, which accuse it of anti-Semitic
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Legislation in Latvia: The Prime Minister's pro-European party wins and populists move forward
The United List party, of outgoing Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, won the legislative elections in Latvia, with 35.3% of the votes and 42 of the 100 seats, an unprecedented result in the country's democratic history. Although this result should preserve the pro-European and pro-Ukrainian orientation of the Baltic country, the populists are making clear progress.
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Latvia: Prime Minister Kulbergs's pro-Ukraine Party Proclaims Election Winner · Global Voices
According to the ballot polls, the pro-Ukraine and pro-Europe party of Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs was going to win the elections on Saturday, October 3, by an unexpectedly wide margin, even when the results projections for other formations suggested that the centrist government would have to form a new coalition of government.
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Kulbergs wins the elections in Latvia and will seek a European coalition
The current Prime Minister, in favour of Ukraine, beats all polls and achieves more than 35% of the votes
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Zidane's first game as the local leader of the French team ends in a tie
Zinedine Zidane's first crash at home as a coach of 'Les Bleus' was filled with a goal tie before the Italian representation. It was an exciting duel at the Stade de France, with a great performance by Italian doorman Gianluigi Donnarumma that avoided French victory.
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India: "cockroaches" movement demands resignation from the Electoral Commission
The supporters of the "Party of the Chocarachas" responded to the call to protest this Friday to demand the resignation of the President of the Electoral Commission in the midst of the publication of irregularities on the electoral lists. The newspaper 'The Indian Express' published an article in September that exposed irregularities committed during a massive review of the electoral censuses, which removed hundreds of people from the lists.
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Maria Corina Machado's party is playing its strategy in the uncertain return of its leader to Venezuela
Vente Venezuela, in full expansion, is preparing to reclaim popular mobilization in the face of increased discontent
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Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson resigns to form Government in Sweden
The decision comes after his Left Party allies supported a conservative to preside over Parliament. Despite the reverse, the progressive block still has options.
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European insurers take advantage of chaos and guys and come out of the shadow in portfolios
The insurance sector in Europe is running for years on the index, which is bringing its assessment closer to its limits.
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The closest party to the king wins elections in Morocco in which voters have turned their backs on the polls
Founded by the main advisor of Mohamed VI, the PAM will be expected to be commissioned to form a coalition government along with its current power partners
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Putin Party wins legislative elections in Russia amid fraud allegations
The Russian Government of Vladímir Putin welcomed the results of the elections, in which the United Russian party, which has been in the Executive for more than 25 years, achieved 57 per cent of the votes, amid allegations of fraud and after most opposition parties were excluded from the process. On the streets, the Russians expect little change in the structure of the State, but it does improve the economic situation, hit by the war with Ukraine.
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"The chancellor's sunset has begun": the pressure is growing on Merz after his electoral debacle in Germany
The German ultra-right, embodied in the AfD, consolidates its electoral ascent following the victory of Sunday in the Mecklemburgo- Western Pomerania region to the detriment of the official Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which also lost ground in Berlin in front of the Left Party. This chain of defeats has in the hands of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who, however, advocated to maintain his conservative coalition in the name of the country's "democratic future."
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Russia: Putin's Party Leads to Parliament's Most in War-Marked Elections · Global Voices
Vladimir Putin's party was a step away from securing the parliamentary majority in the first legislative elections his country held in times of war. The Kremlin leader has highlighted the results as a sign of popular support for the military campaign in Ukraine. This process, of which the opposition factors have been almost completely excluded, defines half of the seats of the Duma or Lower House: 225 of the 450 curules.
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Israel approaches the Austrian Freedom Party, founded by former SS and Nazi Party members
The Netanyahu Government has so far boycotted this training with which it now wants to establish "a political bridge"