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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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According to Channels TV, early voting in the US midterm elections reached a record 48 million voters. PBS NewsHour reports that candidates are making their final midterm stops as early voting rises. Al Jazeera presents the situation three days before the election and cites the latest polls, with early voting also up.

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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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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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According to Metrópoles, Rui argues that penal majority should be separated from the Security PEC, with a vote expected in 2026. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the government is negotiating an agreement on penal majority.

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Brazilian outlets give different figures for the same market day: the dollar closes at R$5.44, with Agência Brasil reporting its biggest weekly gain since 2008. Metrópoles reports a 9% rise in the dollar after the election and an 18% fall in the stock market.

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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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According to Metrópoles, Rui argues that penal majority should be separated from the Security PEC, with a vote expected in 2026. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the government is negotiating an agreement on penal majority.

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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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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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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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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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According to Channels TV, early voting in the US midterm elections reached a record 48 million voters. PBS NewsHour reports that candidates are making their final midterm stops as early voting rises. Al Jazeera presents the situation three days before the election and cites the latest polls, with early voting also up.

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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 Metrópoles, Rui argues that penal majority should be separated from the Security PEC, with a vote expected in 2026. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the government is negotiating an agreement on penal majority.

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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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Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola denies knowing about an alleged plot to put two namesakes of Dan Sullivan on the ballot, according to BBC News. PBS NewsHour and ABC News also report Peltola's denial, saying the Justice Department has escalated its investigation and that she knows of no candidate on the ballot other than herself and the incumbent.

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PBS NewsHour and Fox News announce live coverage of the 2026 US election day. Fox News explains how to follow its election day coverage on its platforms, while PBS announces a special election night broadcast.

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The newspapers say electronic voting will be tested in the Council of the Communities elections, with emigrants taking part.

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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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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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According to The Jerusalem Post, Mossad has joined the Shin Bet investigation into alleged Qatari interference in the elections. Haaretz and The Times of Israel also report that Mossad will assist, at Shin Bet's request, in the probe into suspected foreign election interference.

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Several outlets from different countries published explainers on the US midterm elections, highlighting the possibility of Trump interfering. ABC News and Rappler focus on general information, such as the US economy and what to know about the 2026 elections. Al Jazeera focuses on the midterm elections in California, while The Hindu asks more generally what US midterm elections are.

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Several outlets from different countries published explainers on the US midterm elections, highlighting the possibility of Trump interfering. ABC News and Rappler focus on general information, such as the US economy and what to know about the 2026 elections. Al Jazeera focuses on the midterm elections in California, while The Hindu asks more generally what US midterm elections are.

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Three Indian outlets are covering the SIR, the electoral roll revision process, each with a different focus: The Hindu reports 7.94 lakh voters in Gadag district. The Indian Express reports that most SIR notices in Pune have been disposed of, with 1.58 lakh of 13.32 lakh still pending. The Wire says the SIR observer for Bengal claims he knew nothing about 16 lakh appeals against cleared voters.

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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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The UN Security Council failed to renew the mission in Western Sahara, which expired for lack of agreement between the US and Russia. According to El Universal, Russia and the US are blocking each other's proposals. El País writes that Western Sahara faces a future of self-determination without a referendum at the UN.

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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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Netanyahu's bloc finished ahead in the Israeli election but well short of a majority, according to several outlets. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour report that the bloc has lost its parliamentary majority and that difficult negotiations lie ahead. Punch also reports that Netanyahu's bloc has lost its majority in the election.

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CGTN explains the US midterm elections. Punch and The Daily Star ask how Trump could interfere in the midterms, without citing any specific case. The National asks what happens in the US midterm elections and why they matter.

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According to the headlines, Netanyahu’s party claims the election was “stolen” as results show it losing its majority. The South China Morning Post frames the claim as coming from the party; the other headlines attribute it the same way, without further detail.

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According to the final results of Israel's elections, Netanyahu's camp finishes first but without a majority. Le Figaro, Le Monde and Le Devoir all report the same result, with slightly different wording and framing.

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According to the headlines, Netanyahu’s party claims the election was “stolen” as results show it losing its majority. The South China Morning Post frames the claim as coming from the party; the other headlines attribute it the same way, without further detail.

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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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Netanyahu's bloc wins Israel's election but does not secure a majority in Parliament, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Metrópoles.

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According to the headlines, Netanyahu’s party claims the election was “stolen” as results show it losing its majority. The South China Morning Post frames the claim as coming from the party; the other headlines attribute it the same way, without further detail.

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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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According to the final results of Israel's elections, Netanyahu's camp finishes first but without a majority. Le Figaro, Le Monde and Le Devoir all report the same result, with slightly different wording and framing.

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According to the headlines, Netanyahu’s party claims the election was “stolen” as results show it losing its majority. The South China Morning Post frames the claim as coming from the party; the other headlines attribute it the same way, without further detail.

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Netanyahu alleges a supposed attempt at foreign interference in the elections and demands an urgent investigation. According to El Mundo, Israel is investigating a possible "foreign interference" in Tuesday's parliamentary elections.

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Delcy Rodríguez promises elections in Venezuela with a "renewed" electoral authority, according to several headlines. Semana and Diário de Notícias highlight that no date is set or that elections will not happen in the short term, a point the other headlines do not confirm. El Universal also reports that Rodríguez bans arrests without a court order. Other headlines stress the contest for prominence with Machado, in almost simultaneous messages about the elections.

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The Electoral Board opens a sanctioning proceeding against Pedro Sánchez over the video recorded in front of Guernica at the Reina Sofía museum. ABC reports this is a new proceeding, the second against Sánchez over the same video.

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The Electoral Board opens a sanctioning proceeding against Pedro Sánchez over the video recorded in front of Guernica at the Reina Sofía museum. ABC reports this is a new proceeding, the second against Sánchez over the same video.

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The Electoral Board opens a sanctioning proceeding against Pedro Sánchez over the video recorded in front of Guernica at the Reina Sofía museum. ABC reports this is a new proceeding, the second against Sánchez over the same video.

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