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India stifles "cockroaches" protests with thousands of arrests, including their leaders

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.

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"Digger": the apocalypse, according to Tom Cruise and Alejandro González Iñárazo

In this culture chronicle we are talking about the premiere of 'Digger', the extravagant new film by Mexican Alejandro González Iñárazo that divides both critics and the public, but that could allow Tom Cruise to rise with his first Oscar prize. We also spoke of the reopening of 'Avengers: Endgame', which dominates the world locker, with over 86 million dollars raised since last week.

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Women in the West Bank suffer from spotary abortions due to Israeli blockades and attacks

To be late for an Israeli checkpoint or to be traumatized by a settler attack is affecting some pregnant women in the occupied West Bank, to the point of spontaneous abortions. As our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz, notes, there are women who agree to share their case, but most of them remain silent for the sequelae, for modesty or the refusal of their partners. It also notes that the Palestinian Authority avoids focusing on this violence in order to "not add further pressure to Israel."

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From Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV qualifies assisted death as "false compassion"

In the face of some 150,000 faithful gathered in Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV called on the Church to recognize and heal the wounds caused by sexual abuse. Later, in the face of sick or disabled people, he rejected assisted death and warned against "false compassion." The Pontiff also met with seven victims of abuses by the French clergy and reaffirmed his commitment to prevent other people from suffering similar damage, according to the Vatican.

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Paris inaugurates its monumental 'City of Cinema'

In Carrousel de las Artes, we tell you about this new cultural space that will operate in an old power plant, renewed for the seventh art to dialogue with other disciplines such as music and dance. We also talked to French photographer Laurent Ballesta, a deep sea explorer and photographer of species that had never been portrayed. And in our cultural chronicle, we will hear the alternative rock of Panico, a band whose history was written between Santiago de Chile and Paris.

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Russia bombs Kiev with missiles and drones hours after new U.S. sanctions. United States.

Missiles and drones hit a building in Kiev, leaving at least 18 wounded during the early morning of September 17. According to the military administration of the Ukrainian capital, there were attacks in eight regions of the country. Russian attacks were also recorded in Odessa and Zaporiyia. In this context, the US Congress approved a new package of sanctions against Russia hours earlier. From the Kremlin they warned that they are attentive to the document.