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The documentary 'NAZA' on the offensive in Gaza premiered in cinemas from 56 countries, but not in Israel

Since September 28, the documentary 'NAZA' can be seen in cinemas from 56 countries, but not in the rooms of Israel, where it was recorded and where its directors live. The tape brings together 24 anonymous testimonies of Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers describing how the systematic killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza would be carried out, and notes that artificial intelligence is used, among other means, to define the attacks. The local cinemas have refused to project the film, which the directors offered for free, in part because 'NAZA' has been received with anger by the majority d

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Does Leo XIV's message on the defense of life challenge the French government?

A few weeks after having legalized assisted death, Pope Leo XIV arrived in France with a message of defense for life from birth to death. For Jose Casanova, professor of Sociology and Theology at Georgetown University, the statements of the Pontiff were not a way of putting pressure on the French Government, but an expression of its ethical position.

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Xi - Trump Summit: does the trade truce follow or does tariff war return?

Many things have changed since Xi Jinping and Donald Trump were last seen in May. The American president is still in a war in Iran and is facing a half-term election with his falling approval. While its Chinese counterpart, also with economic difficulties, arrives without internal pressure and with a better image worldwide. On the table, the possibility of extending the trade truce that will expire on 10 November.

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What does' The Guardian 'reveal about links between Saudi Arabia and the main panel of climate experts?

A research led by the British media 'The Guardian' shows how more than ten experts from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have links to Saudi State oil company Aramco - the world's largest carbon station -, Saudi institutions and other oil and gas sector entities. The revelations raise doubts about a potential conflict of interest in the IPCC, which is responsible for key reports for policy development against the climate crisis.

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UN General Assembly debate on Gaza, but citizens do not expect major changes

In the UN General Assembly, some leaders mentioned the crisis in Gaza, but citizens do not expect major changes. While the international community is debating without providing immediate solutions and criticizing the lack of action in the enclave without taking concrete action, the lack of water, food and medicine remains serious, while Israeli attacks do not stop despite the agreed ceasefire.

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Clarity on waiting lists

The attempt to manipulate the figures in the Ramón and Cajal is harmful to confidence in the health system

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Karina Chabour of France 24 talks about the findings of the ICE, Trump and Africa report

France's report 24 "ICE, Trump and Africa: secret agreements, broken lives," made in coordination with Forbidden Stories, reveals the raw reality of migrants in the United States without legal status resolved that are sent to "third countries," while their situation is resolved. The mobilization takes place despite the fact that many of them have lived and worked for decades in the American Union. In the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 we spoke to our senior journalist and reporter, Karina Chabour, who told us about the main findings of the investigation.

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Macron converts with Trump over Ormuz and Zelenski over an energy truce

French President Emmanuel Macron talked to Donald Trump in New York about measures to restore navigation through the Strait of Ormuz, protect oil facilities in the Red Sea and accelerate the delivery of interceptor missiles to Ukraine. He then addressed with Volodímir Zelenski a possible energy truce and a temporary suspension of the attacks in the Black Sea.

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Germany cuts fuel taxes before the crucial Sunday elections

Berlin announced on Friday measures to alleviate the rise in fuel prices, a few days after Chancellor Friedrich Merz was committed to helping consumers affected by the rise in prices. These measures were announced before two regional elections that pose a significant risk to the government, weakened by the recent victory of the extreme right-wing party AfD.

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UN alert on mass displacement in Yemen due to the Hutian conflict - Saudi Arabia

Thousands of families in Yemen have left their homes because of the violence unleashed by clashes between the Huti and internationally recognized Government forces and the advance of the Shia group along the Red Sea coast. The UN issued a warning about the rapid increase in displacement and the obstacles to the arrival of humanitarian aid.

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