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Brazilian senator and former presidential candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro, claims that the Federal Police notified him of the obligation to hand over his passports after visiting his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro. Investigated for alleged corruption and money laundering in two cases, he will lose his special jurisdiction in February. Meanwhile, his Liberal Party has recognized the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and has ruled out calling for the annulment of the elections, although the ultra-right party announced that it will lead the opposition and will continue its judicial actions against the re-elected president.
This technology allows you to create personalized stories about China's "comprehensive national security perspective," a framework driven by President Xi Jinping that covers areas from politics and economy to ecology and technology.
One man killed eight people, including a pregnant woman and two children, before taking his life on Friday, October 9, in a house in Erie, Pennsylvania State. The attacker was familiar with seven of the victims and the local police are still trying to determine the reason for the massacre.
With a strong security device, street courts in several parts of New Delhi and numerous arrests, the Indian police managed to stifle the protest called by the "cockroaches" youth movement (CJP) against a controversial review of electoral lists. Three CJP leaders were arrested, and legislators, lawyers and journalists were also detained. In addition, the authorities cut off the Internet and closed down metro stations and markets. We discussed the subject with Siddhart Chandrashekhar, Spanish teacher, translator, youtuber and journalist.
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.
With extensive deployment, blockades at different points in New Delhi and multiple arrests, the Indian police managed to suppress the mobilization called by the youth movement of the "cockroaches" (CJP), in rejection of a controversial review of the electoral census. Three CJP leaders were arrested, while legislators, lawyers and journalists were also detained. Internet cuts and closing of metro and market stations were also recorded.
Inspired by the recent wave of demonstrations in France, hundreds of students and teachers joined the national protest in Brussels on Friday, October 9, in response to the budget cuts planned by the federal government and against the educational policies of the French-speaking part of the country. Although the march took place peacefully, there were riots between the police and hundreds of young people near the central station in Brussels.
University and high school students show up for the fourth day on October 8 on the streets of the main French cities. Among slogans and banners, they demand more funding and better educational conditions. The tension during the protests is increasing in the face of reports of police repression. The mobilizations have left hundreds of people in detention and wounded. In the meantime, the Government calls for conciliation meetings and denies that the police have been ordered to suppress the protests.
Student protests continue to shake France. From the early morning, many students blocked access to schools and institutes in different cities of the country to report the deterioration of educational conditions. Tension has increased after several days of riots and clashes with the police. In the face of fear of new incidents, some students went to the mobilizations accompanied by their parents, while the Government sought to restore normal in educational institutions.
About 250,000 people participated on Tuesday in student protests throughout France, according to the French Ministry of the Interior. The organizers of the mass demonstrations put the attendance at 450,000. There were clashes between the police and the demonstrators - which required more funding and resources for education - in some cities, during which it has so far been the most important day of student protests. Follow our live coverage to get to know the latest news.
More than 5,000 arrests, hundreds of wounded and a week of riots later, Paris Police Chief Patrice Faure stated that student protests are "out of control" and advocates a return to "peaceful forms of action." In the meantime, the protesters call for a large mobilization by October 6, after Friday's negotiations with the Government did not produce the expected results.
Some 400 schools in France remained closed on Friday, October 2, in the face of student protests. The demonstrations that began last week at institutes in the Paris region have spread throughout the country and have become increasingly violent. Students are mobilized by various demands, including the lack of teachers and the deterioration of school buildings.
The death of Ricardo Andrés Martínez reopened a wound that Colombia could not forget. The 18-year-old was killed during an anti-narcotics police operation and was presented by the authorities and announced by President Abelardo de la Espriella as the son of a head, but his family went out to deny the official version, ensuring that he had no connection with criminal groups, and demanded justice from the Government. Expand the information our journalist Eel María Angulo.
Two of the three authors, recently sentenced to life imprisonment by a British court, were arrested in Madrid. The event confirms the expansion of the youth band in Europe
Young French people face the police on Tuesday, September 29, during a blockade of institutes in cities across the country to demand better conditions and the recruitment of more teachers. The clashes take place while the trade unions organize a day of demonstrations against a cost cut made by the Government of the Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, who faces a complex situation.
The United Kingdom Police indicated that the five men detained near the Fairford airbase are British and suspected of preparing a "terrorist act" against the United States facility used to bomb Iran. The British authorities are investigating possible links with Russia or Iran. London has already accused these countries of using intermediaries to conduct criminal actions on British territory.
The gangs continue to terrorize the population, but a combination of armed civilian groups, police and armed forces are trying to keep them away.
A joint operation of the Colombian Anti-Narcotics Police and Air Force in the rural area of the Caribbean city of Santa Marta ended with seven deaths. One of them was Ricardo Andrés Martínez Rodríguez, who was initially introduced as the son of Fredy Castillo Carrillo, alias' Pinocchio ', leader of Self-Defense Conquistadores de la Sierra Nevada (ACSN). The reality is that he was a humble, displaced laborer. Today his father claims that he was killed with a shot of grace and his mother calls for justice.
The British Police anti-terrorist unit claimed to have prevented an attack on the Fairford air base, a military facility used by the United States Air Force. The authorities announced the arrest of five men for alleged explosive-related offences. Our correspondent Luisa Pulido extended the details of the case.
