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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Chinese nationals accused of espionage were sentenced to prison in the United States.

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Metrópoles (BR) reports that the United States has convicted two Chinese citizens of espionage.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum highlights the humanitarian work of the armed forces under the DN-III-E Plan, which she says is in the «service of life». Argentina's Clarín runs a quote from General George S. Patton on perseverance, tying it to the armed forces, without addressing the DN-III-E Plan.

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The Observador says Lula won and Bolsonaro fled, and frames it as an impact on US influence in the region. Agência Brasil says ambassador Vieira met Rubio in the US after Lula's victory and Flávio's flight. Folha de S.Paulo reports on tarot readers going viral online for predicting Lula's victory, a topic not clearly linked to the other headlines.

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A CBS News poll shows James Talarico leading Ken Paxton in Texas. Canada's Le Devoir presents Talarico as a Democratic hope in Texas. The Indian Express highlights Talarico, a US Senate candidate, for making masala dosa.

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The headlines cover the U.S. midterm elections. Al Jazeera explains what to know about the California races, while The Hindu gives a general explanation of what U.S. midterm elections are. The Guardian reports on how Trump and his allies seek to interfere in the midterm elections, though the headline does not say what that interference involves.

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The United States has jailed two Chinese nationals for spying, according to The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press says the two tried to recruit American military personnel to spy for Beijing.

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Gazeta do Povo, from Brazil, reports that Flávio predicts an economic crisis under Lula's government. According to the headline, Flávio also talks about a possible election before 2030.

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Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira met Marco Rubio ahead of the G20, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. Folha reports that the two avoided discussing Flávio Bolsonaro's flight, while Gazeta do Povo notes it is their first meeting since the senator went to the US. Agência Brasil frames the meeting as taking place after Lula's election victory and Flávio's flight, without detailing the conversation.

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Argentine papers preview the US elections of November 3, 2026, with Clarín focusing on what is at stake for Donald Trump. La Nación focuses on the candidates for governor of California on the same day.

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Trump says the United States is investigating whether North Korea attacked Binance. Binance says it is trying to recover $6.3 billion stolen in a hack linked to North Korea. The BBC names North Korea's elite hackers as the prime suspects in the major Binance hack.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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Trump cancelled rallies in Kansas and Iowa, which Il Fatto Quotidiano describes as Republican strongholds now contestable by Democrats, and CBS News says it explains why. According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump will reschedule or resume the cancelled rallies in those two states before the midterm elections. PBS NewsHour links the decision to surging early voting and says Trump reshuffled his schedule to add back the Iowa and Kansas rallies. The New York Times confirms that Trump will go to Kansas and Iowa before Election Day.

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According to PBS NewsHour, the top federal prosecutor in Alaska says a criminal investigation is underway into a would-be spoiler Senate candidate. NPR reports that the Justice Department is seeking to isolate Alaska ballots while the criminal investigation into the same candidate continues.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and TASS, the US approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, per the State Department. BBC News, Le Monde and Le Figaro report the same: the US government approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Kyiv. Dawn describes the approval as potential rather than completed.

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Clarín says Republican megadonors are shaping up as decisive in the US midterm elections. Semana asks what the US midterms mean for Latin America, without giving an answer in its headline. La Tercera describes a Democratic wave that threatens Trump and the Republicans in the midterms.

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Trump cancelled rallies in Kansas and Iowa, which Il Fatto Quotidiano describes as Republican strongholds now contestable by Democrats, and CBS News says it explains why. According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump will reschedule or resume the cancelled rallies in those two states before the midterm elections. PBS NewsHour links the decision to surging early voting and says Trump reshuffled his schedule to add back the Iowa and Kansas rallies. The New York Times confirms that Trump will go to Kansas and Iowa before Election Day.

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A US appeals court rejected the Justice Department's request to set aside disputed ballots in California. Al Jazeera reports the court again rejected a Trump request to void the same ballots.

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The United States approved the sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, according to El Universal, RPP, Clarín and La Tercera. Clarín reports 500 missiles; El Universal specifies that the sale does not include US funding. According to RPP, the authorisation came after complaints from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who thanked Washington for the approval but asked for faster timelines.

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A US appeals court rejected the Justice Department's request to set aside disputed ballots in California. Al Jazeera reports the court again rejected a Trump request to void the same ballots.

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The headlines cover the U.S. midterm elections. Al Jazeera explains what to know about the California races, while The Hindu gives a general explanation of what U.S. midterm elections are. The Guardian reports on how Trump and his allies seek to interfere in the midterm elections, though the headline does not say what that interference involves.

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Democrats in the US demand explanations from the Trump administration and Rubio over support given to Flávio Bolsonaro's departure, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo.

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Brazil's Itamaraty summoned Argentina's chargé d'affaires over alleged support from Milei for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Jornal de Notícias and RTP. El País, El Universal, Semana and El Mundo report the same summons, but present it as a request for explanations or clarifications. RPP says Peru's foreign ministry claimed Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina. Clarín says Lula wants to avoid the scandal creating a crisis with Trump, while La Nación says Trump will not recognise Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazil's legitimate leader.

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A US appeals court rejected the Justice Department's request to set aside disputed ballots in California. Al Jazeera reports the court again rejected a Trump request to void the same ballots.

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According to Fox News and Capital FM, Pope Leo XIV became the first pontiff to vote in a US election, which Fox says the Vatican has confirmed. The Guardian describes the vote as the first known political ballot by any pontiff, in the US midterms. PBS NewsHour, CBS News and Al Jazeera say he is the first pope to vote in a US general election or US election. The Hindu focuses on how the Pope can vote in US elections while serving as sovereign of Vatican City.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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According to Gazeta do Povo, Democrats are questioning Rubio about Flávio's trip to the US. Observador reports that Democrats are questioning Bolsonaro's flight to the US.

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Pope Leo XIV voted by mail in the United States midterm elections, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. Headlines present the vote as the first time a pope has voted in his country's elections. One headline describes the pope as a critic of Donald Trump.

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According to Fox News and Capital FM, Pope Leo XIV became the first pontiff to vote in a US election, which Fox says the Vatican has confirmed. The Guardian describes the vote as the first known political ballot by any pontiff, in the US midterms. PBS NewsHour, CBS News and Al Jazeera say he is the first pope to vote in a US general election or US election. The Hindu focuses on how the Pope can vote in US elections while serving as sovereign of Vatican City.

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Trump cancelled rallies in Kansas and Iowa, which Il Fatto Quotidiano describes as Republican strongholds now contestable by Democrats, and CBS News says it explains why. According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump will reschedule or resume the cancelled rallies in those two states before the midterm elections. PBS NewsHour links the decision to surging early voting and says Trump reshuffled his schedule to add back the Iowa and Kansas rallies. The New York Times confirms that Trump will go to Kansas and Iowa before Election Day.

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Brazil's foreign minister, Mauro Vieira, arrives at the G20 in the United States amid tension with the White House, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Mauro Vieira and Marco Rubio avoided discussing Flávio Bolsonaro's flight at a meeting ahead of the G20. Gazeta do Povo indicates the two met for the first time since Flávio Bolsonaro traveled to the United States.

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According to RTP, the plane that carried Flávio Bolsonaro to Miami was paid for from the United States. Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias report the same, that the plane was paid for from the US.

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According to The New York Times, the United States expelled a Cuban diplomat after an incident at the UN. El Universal, citing the NYT, reports that the diplomat is "not welcome".

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According to sources cited by Reuters, the Pentagon reportedly asked Europeans to tone down their rhetoric on Russia. The Citizen, from Tanzania, reports the same story without citing anonymous sources.

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According to sources cited by Reuters, the Pentagon reportedly asked Europeans to tone down their rhetoric on Russia. The Citizen, from Tanzania, reports the same story without citing anonymous sources.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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La Tercera (Chile) reports that early voting in the US midterm elections has risen, with over 43 million votes cast. La Nación (Argentina) writes that Trump casts doubt on the midterm elections and fears of interference are growing. El País (Spain) says the US midterm elections are not the panacea Europeans expect.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump cancelled his rallies in Iowa and Kansas and replaced them with virtual appearances. La Tercera reports the same decision and adds that it came a few days before the US midterm elections.

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According to CBS News, Hegseth fired one of the army's most senior generals over alleged leaks to the media. Other headlines describe a top military planner being dismissed as the latest in a series of ousters; PBS NewsHour stresses that it happened as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran. The Guardian reports that the army strategist was fired over alleged leaks, citing reports rather than confirmed details. The Japan Times describes the case as the dismissal of a senior army general over alleged leaks, based on reports.

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According to Le Figaro, Flavio Bolsonaro reportedly left Brazil on a plane paid for from a US bank account. Le Devoir and Le Monde report the same: the plane was paid for from the United States, though Le Monde presents the escape as something that reportedly happened, not as confirmed.

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According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump cancelled his rallies in Iowa and Kansas and replaced them with virtual appearances. La Tercera reports the same decision and adds that it came a few days before the US midterm elections.

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The Pentagon has fired a senior US Army general accused of leaking classified information to the media, according to Geo News, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, CBS News and the South China Morning Post. The New York Times says the accusation came from Hegseth, while CBS News refers to classified information passed to the press.

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The U.S. Justice Department has issued subpoenas to California election workers, according to NPR. The New York Times describes the Justice Department's activity as unusual for an election year, without giving details.

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According to Le Figaro, Flavio Bolsonaro reportedly left Brazil on a plane paid for from a US bank account. Le Devoir and Le Monde report the same: the plane was paid for from the United States, though Le Monde presents the escape as something that reportedly happened, not as confirmed.

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Donald and Melania Trump marked Halloween at the White House, which was decorated with pumpkins, according to Clarín and El Comercio. El Universal reports that the couple handed out sweets to thousands of guests.

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Trump has cancelled weekend rallies for the midterm campaign and will join other events by phone, according to The Jerusalem Post. Al Jazeera says the cancelled events included Iowa and Kansas, replaced by “tele-rallies”. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that after cancelling his final rallies, Trump mocked a reporter's weight for asking why.

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According to Clarín and El Comercio, Trump cancelled his rallies in Iowa and Kansas and replaced them with virtual appearances. La Tercera reports the same decision and adds that it came a few days before the US midterm elections.

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Donald and Melania Trump marked Halloween at the White House, which was decorated with pumpkins, according to Clarín and El Comercio. El Universal reports that the couple handed out sweets to thousands of guests.

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According to Le Figaro, Flavio Bolsonaro reportedly left Brazil on a plane paid for from a US bank account. Le Devoir and Le Monde report the same: the plane was paid for from the United States, though Le Monde presents the escape as something that reportedly happened, not as confirmed.

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Donald and Melania Trump marked Halloween at the White House, which was decorated with pumpkins, according to Clarín and El Comercio. El Universal reports that the couple handed out sweets to thousands of guests.

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