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Original in Spanish: Dólar blue hoy: a cuánto cotiza este jueves 12 de noviembre

3 newspapers in 2 countries ·

Three Argentine and Peruvian outlets report the dollar blue, the parallel exchange rate, for Thursday, 12 November. La Nación is running a live feed of both the official and parallel rates, updated minute by minute. AI

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Original in Portuguese: Dólar cai 0,43% e fecha em R$ 5,562; Ibovespa sobe 0,42%

3 newspapers in 1 country ·

Three Brazilian outlets report a slight drop in the dollar, which closes near R$ 5.56, while the Ibovespa rises about 0.42%. Metrópoles and Agência Brasil link the move to expectations around a fiscal adjustment or package. AI

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Original in Spanish: Precio del dólar en República Dominicana hoy, jueves 12 de noviembre: cuánto cuesta el USD a DOP, compra y venta

2 newspapers in 2 countries ·

El Comercio, in Peru, publishes the dollar rate in the Dominican Republic for Thursday, 12 November, with buying and selling prices. Clarín, in Argentina, publishes the euro rate in the Dominican Republic for the same day. AI

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Stock markets had a mixed day: Germany's Dax index broke above 27,000 points for the first time, according to Der Spiegel and Frankfurter Allgemeine.12 Wall Street closed higher, driven by tech stocks and CoreWeave, according to El Comercio and Clarín, while Nvidia fell after hours.345 Nvidia drew the most attention: The Wall Street Journal reports CEO Jensen Huang's departure is imminent, and Folha, Público, La Tercera and Le Temps report share drops of more than 6%.6789 In Seoul, shares opened higher but turned lower amid Nvidia controversies, Yonhap reports; foreigners remain net sellers of Korean stocks in October.101112 In Brazil, the dollar closed at R$5.56 and the stock exchange rose about 0.42%, focused on the fiscal package, according to Agência Brasil and Metrópoles.1314 Separately, Folha de S.Paulo reports that higher Petrobras investment worries the market and pushes its shares down.15

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Economy Most talked about

AI-generated illustration, with the label burned into the image: a general strike march on a tree-lined avenue in a Spanish city, seen from behind; a man in an olive jacket holds up a cardboard sign reading «HUELGA GENERAL» among red flags, and a Spanish flag hangs from a balcony on the right. It is not a photograph.

17 newspapers in 9 countries ·

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Spanish unions staged a general strike, the first since 2012, which Agência Brasil and RTP describe as dividing the country. According to Poder360, the strike drew 3 million people; Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%. Expresso and Observador report more than 40 and more than 70 detained, respectively, and Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 arrested; Público and Metrópoles mention clashes with police. AI

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil, smiling, in a dark blue suit, light blue shirt and striped blue tie, during his address to the nation at the Alvorada Palace on 8 November 2026; AI-recomposed version.Archive portrait

Original in Spanish: Lula da Silva y Delcy Rodríguez prometen retomar relación bilateral; buscan ampliar inversión en el sector petrolero de Venezuela

4 newspapers in 4 countries ·

Lula and Delcy Rodríguez discussed resuming bilateral relations between Brazil and Venezuela, which headlines describe as being at the highest level. According to El Universal, the two leaders also seek to expand investment in Venezuela's oil sector. AI

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Portugal: the government wants to exempt electric cars from VAT for low-income or vulnerable families, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias.123 Chile: the government freezes fuel prices after a truckers' strike, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP.45 Euro area: the ECB, according to ANSA, flags weak EU growth as a risk and calls for attention to budget uncertainties, and says high spreads contributed to the euro's fall.67 ECB presidency: several Spanish, Italian and Dutch outlets report that France prefers Hernández de Cos over Knot for the post.8910 Growth: UK GDP grew 0.7% in the third quarter, according to Sky News, The Guardian and Poder360, which warn of a slowdown ahead.111213 Inflation and rates: in India, household inflation has passed 6%, and the RBI is expected to raise interest rates again, according to The Indian Express.14

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Companies and earnings Most talked about

Jensen Huang, Nvidia's founder and chief executive, looking serious and thoughtful, in glasses, with grey hair and a black leather jacket, glancing to the side in a bright room at Stanford University. AI-recomposed version of an April 2026 photograph.Archive image · illustrative

Original in Spanish: Nvidia evalúa cesar a Jensen Huang por su relación con una presunta espía china, según WSJ

5 newspapers in 4 countries ·

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The U.S. Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Universal. Citing the WSJ, Clarín and El Comercio report that Nvidia is considering removing Jensen Huang over that relationship. Citing Bloomberg, RPP reports that the alleged Chinese spy in the Nvidia case is in Beijing. La Tercera reports that Nvidia hired crisis expert Risa Heller a year before Huang admitted the affair. AI

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Lucro do BB cai 66,5% com inadimplência de grandes produtores do agro

Original in Portuguese: Lucro do BB cai 66,5% com inadimplência de grandes produtores do agro

4 newspapers in 1 country ·

Banco do Brasil's profit fell 66.5% in the third quarter, to about R$1.3 billion, according to Poder360. The headlines link the drop to rising defaults by large agribusiness producers. AI

Jensen Huang, Nvidia's founder and chief executive, speaking at a lectern with a microphone in hand, in glasses, with grey hair and a black leather jacket, against a dark background. AI-recomposed version of a November 2023 photograph from the first Li Kwoh-ting Award ceremony in Taiwan.Archive portrait

Original in Spanish: Junta directiva de Nvidia evalúa futuro de Jensen Huang en medio de revelación de una segunda relación extramatrimonial

3 newspapers in 3 countries ·

According to El País, the revelation of a new extramarital relationship by Nvidia's chief executive puts his future at the company at risk. RPP reports that Nvidia's board is weighing the future of Jensen Huang after a second extramarital relationship was revealed. AI

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BTG Pactual reported a record profit of about R$ 5.3 billion in the third quarter and announced a share buyback.12 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is the focus of several stories: the board is meeting to decide his future, with shares down more than 6%.3456 According to the New York Times, as cited by Poder360, Huang had an affair with a company vice president; other outlets refer to an affair with an executive from another company.789 Metrópoles reports Nvidia is weighing removing Huang, and Punch and Channels TV say the same, citing US media.101112 In Asia, Hon Hai posted a record quarterly net profit, while Nava, IC Electricals and Sham Foam reported revenue growth and higher profits for the first half of the fiscal year.13141516 Raízen reduced its loss and leverage in the third quarter, while Siemens saw profit fall 11.8%.1718

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