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Netanyahu warns of irregularities while Israel reports greater electoral participation in 50 years

Israel has had the highest electoral participation since 1977. Some 7.3 million people are called to the polls to elect a new Parliament in the first elections since the Hamas attacks on October 7. Although the day has passed with tranquility, the party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, have called for possible fraud and irregularities. Our correspondent and Jerusalem, Janira Gómez Muñoz, extended the information about the elections.

A march in honor of Maricarsen travels Madrid: "They are not deaths, they are murders!"

Some 20,000 people have left the Puerta del Sol for the house of which the 87-year-old woman was evicted two weeks ago.

Some 300,000 people live in areas of the Himalayas at risk of rallies like the one that swept Nepal away.

A new alert study that more and more people live in places at risk of flooding in the mountain range

Rosalind Franklin had seen the propeller: a forgotten photo changes the history of the DNA structure

A few notes from the scientist pointing to the helical structure once again deny the distorted account of its role in discovery

An election with thousands of Spaniards without the right to vote for the 'law of grandchildren'

The Supreme studies formulas to place those nationalized under the Democratic Memory Act to be affected by the suspension of suffrage

A 102-year-old woman found dead after the floods in Madrigueras (Albacete)

Some 90 people have been rescued, mainly from homes affected by water accumulation

Hundreds of French schools remain closed while police face protesters

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.

"We ran and the bullets passed over our heads": the escape of Yemeni journalists, threatened by the Hutti

Dozens of reporters have fled the coastal city in the face of the progress of the rebels, who have made them a target. Some 130,000 people have been displaced by the resumption of fighting

Report from Paris: 700,000 people attended the Eucharist of León XIV

Some 700,000 people gathered early in the Champs-Elysées and the Plaza de la Concordia for the presence of the mass of Pope Leo XIV, making the event the most popular of their papacy so far. Our journalist Erika Olavarría extended the information about his message in the homily and the following events of his visit.

Thousands protest in Spain against Sánchez's management in Ceuta and demand early elections

Some 20,000 people in Spain responded to the call of the right-wing and extreme-right parties to protest against the administration of President Pedro Sánchez in the migration crisis in Ceuta. During the mobilization, the protesters demanded their resignation and called for early elections.

About 700,000 people fill Paris for the most massive mass of León XIV in France

The flames beseech Villa de Leyva, joya turi ́ stica de Colombia

United Nations Some 250 people and three aircraft combat two hotspots that remain active in the forest fire of the tourist municipality of Villa de Leyva, in the Colombian department of Boyacá, which has raged about 1,200 hectares.

Custom parliamentary elections in Russia give Putin a record of seats

United Russia, President Vladimir Putin's party, expanded its majority to reach the unpublished number of 355 seats in Parliament, as reported by the Russian electoral authorities on Monday. The government thus maintains its strong control of power after carefully orchestrated elections, in which most opposition candidates were excluded. The first elections held since the large-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 were marked by massive attacks by Kiev.