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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.

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Folha de S.Paulo asks whether the press was really silent about Flávio Bolsonaro. Metrópoles, in a headline about Lula at COP31, raises the hypothetical of Flávio Bolsonaro having won the election. Both headlines pose questions about Flávio Bolsonaro without stating facts, so the headlines alone do not confirm anything about the issue.

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Meta has been fined in Brazil for unequal treatment of candidates in the presidential election, according to RTP, Observador, Público and Metrópoles. Diário de Notícias gives the fine as €1.2 million, while Folha de S.Paulo cites R$7.5 million, allocated to the party fund rather than the PT. Channels TV and The Hindu report a $1.3 million fine; The Hindu adds that the court saw no deliberate electoral bias. El Universal and Mainichi present the $1.3 million fine as a sanction for failing to comply with court orders during the election.

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The housing decrees return to the Spanish parliament, according to headlines from Observador, Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. The headlines place the vote at the start of, or the day before, the electoral campaign.

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Spain held a general strike over the housing crisis, its first in 14 years, a few days before the elections, according to several headlines. CGTN reports four million workers on strike, and ABC News gives the same figure. ABC reports forty arrests for violence on picket lines during the strike.

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Millions of Spaniards joined a general strike over housing costs, the first in 14 years, according to The Guardian and The Japan Times. ABC News reports four million people took part, while other headlines give no figure. The Japan Times mentions clashes during the protests, and Dhaka Tribune links the strike to the upcoming elections in Spain.

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Brazil's electoral court fined Meta, the owner of Facebook, for unequal treatment of Lula and Bolsonaro. The R$ 7.5 million fine goes to the party fund and not to the PT, according to Folha de S.Paulo.

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Meta has been fined in Brazil for unequal treatment of candidates in the presidential election, according to RTP, Observador, Público and Metrópoles. Diário de Notícias gives the fine as €1.2 million, while Folha de S.Paulo cites R$7.5 million, allocated to the party fund rather than the PT. Channels TV and The Hindu report a $1.3 million fine; The Hindu adds that the court saw no deliberate electoral bias. El Universal and Mainichi present the $1.3 million fine as a sanction for failing to comply with court orders during the election.

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Observador and Metrópoles report that Meta was fined for unequal treatment of candidates in Brazil's presidential elections. Folha de S.Paulo specifies that the fine is R$ 7.5 million and that the amount goes to the party fund, not to the PT.

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Meta was fined in Brazil for unequal treatment of candidates in the presidential election, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. Metrópoles reports the same without giving an amount; Folha de S.Paulo reports a R$ 7.5 million fine and says the money goes to the party fund rather than to the PT.

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Meta has been fined in Brazil for unequal treatment of candidates in the presidential election, according to RTP, Observador, Público and Metrópoles. Diário de Notícias gives the fine as €1.2 million, while Folha de S.Paulo cites R$7.5 million, allocated to the party fund rather than the PT. Channels TV and The Hindu report a $1.3 million fine; The Hindu adds that the court saw no deliberate electoral bias. El Universal and Mainichi present the $1.3 million fine as a sanction for failing to comply with court orders during the election.

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Brazil's electoral court (TSE) fined Meta R$ 7.5 million for failing to comply with decisions related to the elections, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo. Gazeta do Povo specifies that the orders concern the campaigns of Lula and Flávio.

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A Brazilian court fined Meta about 1.3 million dollars for unequal treatment of candidates in the presidential elections, according to Clarín, RPP and Channels TV. Clarín ties the fine to unequal treatment of Lula and Bolsonaro in the runoff, while Channels TV frames it as a clash between the two.

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The TSE fined Meta R$ 7.5 million for failing to comply with election decisions, according to Agência Brasil and Poder360. Gazeta do Povo reports that the fine stems from failing to comply with orders about the Lula and Flávio campaigns.

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Brazil's electoral court fined Meta for unequal treatment of Lula and Bolsonaro in the presidential race, according to outlets in several countries. Reported amounts differ: $1.3 million according to RPP and Channels TV, and €1.2 million according to Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the R$ 7.5 million fine will go to the party fund and not to the PT. The Hindu says the court saw no deliberate intent to favour a candidate in the election.

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Metrópoles reports that Alcolumbre mocked Zema's electoral performance, noting he received 0.27% of the votes. Gazeta do Povo reports that Alcolumbre ridiculed Zema's performance in the elections.

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CBS News says results from the Mississippi Senate election could come as early as Friday. PBS NewsHour covers the 2026 midterm election results, without specifying states or races in its headline.

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Brazil's courts fined Meta $1.3 million for failing to ensure equal treatment of presidential candidates, according to El Universal, El Comercio, Clarín and RPP. Headlines name Lula and Bolsonaro as the candidates affected by the failure to comply with court orders, without saying what Meta specifically did.

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Trump ally Jim Jordan was elected House Republican leader after the party's rout in the midterm elections. The Guardian describes him as a combative Trump ideologue who will lead a diminished Republican caucus. CBC News notes that a senior Republican once called him a «legislative terrorist». Fox News reports that the longtime GOP leader faces an uncertain future after Jordan won the House leadership contest.

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U.S. Senate Republicans voted to keep John Thune as their leader after the midterm election losses. PBS describes a wipeout at the polls, while The Hindu describes steep midterm losses.

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A rapporteur at Brazil's electoral court voted to fine Meta R$ 7.5 million for unequal treatment between candidates in the country's elections. According to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Público and Metrópoles, Meta was fined for unequal treatment of rivals in Brazil's presidential election. Diário de Notícias gives the fine as €1.2 million, while Folha de S.Paulo gives it in reais. Público names Lula and Bolsonaro as the candidates involved, whereas Folha de S.Paulo refers to Lula and Flávio.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the impeachment measure against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Metrópoles and Poder360 saying it was barred and Observador and Diário de Notícias saying it was shelved or blocked by Republicans. TASS says US congressmen turned down the attempt to start the process, while CBS News and NPR report the same block of the measure introduced by Massie. Al Jazeera and NZZ link the case to the war with Iran, and The Hindu says Trump backed the Republicans who stalled the push. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Trump celebrated the failure of the attempt, and The Guardian criticises absent Democrats who allowed the block.

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Éric Zemmour announced his candidacy for the French presidency in 2027, according to Libération, Le Temps, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias describes him as a former journalist; the other headlines do not mention that role.

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Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar was re-elected in her Florida district, according to El País, The New York Times and CBS News. El País says the re-election came after a vote recount, while CBS News says the result is its own projection.

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Metrópoles reports that Alcolumbre mocked Zema's electoral performance, noting he received 0.27% of the votes. Gazeta do Povo reports that Alcolumbre ridiculed Zema's performance in the elections.

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Éric Zemmour announced his candidacy for the French presidency in 2027, according to Libération, Le Temps, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias describes him as a former journalist; the other headlines do not mention that role.

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U.S. Senate Republicans voted to keep John Thune as their leader after the midterm election losses. PBS describes a wipeout at the polls, while The Hindu describes steep midterm losses.

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Israel's new parliament has been sworn in, and Eisenkot is trying to form a government, according to The Hindu, Dawn and The Japan Times. Al Jazeera describes Netanyahu and Eisenkot pushing for a new government after an electoral deadlock. The Japan Times highlights Eisenkot quickly targeting Netanyahu's legacy in the new parliament, while The Hindu frames the parliament as one that will take aim at Netanyahu.

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Éric Zemmour has confirmed his candidacy for France's 2027 presidential election, according to headlines from Le Monde, Libération, Le Temps, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Libération and Expresso present him as a candidate for the second time, while Jornal de Notícias describes him as a former journalist.

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Mark Carney will raise concerns about election interference in a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping on the sidelines of APEC. The Hindu describes the concerns as being about non-interference, while the Globe and Mail refers to foreign interference.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that Lula's forest fund received about 88 million dollars in philanthropic money, in the context of COP31. Folha de S.Paulo highlights Lula's celebration of the election and the fund, while Poder360 focuses on the amount received.

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NPR asks why California's billionaire tax failed to ride the blue wave. PBS NewsHour reports that California voters rejected the tax on billionaires' net worth.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment attempt against him a «political spectacle», according to Clarín and El Comercio. El Universal describes the attempt as a «farce» and says a vote was expected the same day. According to La Nación and El País, the House of Representatives shelved the impeachment process, with Republican support.

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House Republicans are preparing to elect a new leader after their electoral defeat, with Scalise and Jordan as the candidates. The new leader will head the minority, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, which describe the choice as a radical, ultraconservative lawmaker.

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São Paulo city hall has ended its contract with an NGO linked to the production company behind the film Dark Horse, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Agência Brasil. Poder360 reports the same termination but does not mention the value of the contract. Metrópoles adds that the production company sent a message to Nunes after the second round of the elections.

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ABC News reports that the inflation report will give the first snapshot of prices since the midterm elections.

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The ANC comes out weakened from South Africa's municipal elections, according to The Citizen and Daily Maverick, which point to difficult coalition talks ahead. The Independent says the ANC remains the largest party despite losing votes; Al Jazeera describes the results as “catastrophic” for the party. Daily Maverick reports the ANC's local government share falling from 47.5% to 32.5%, without explaining the causes.

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Al Jazeera and PBS NewsHour report that California voters rejected the tax on billionaires' net worth. NPR asks why the tax failed to ride the blue wave, while The New York Times describes its failure as a blow to the progressive agenda.

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Voters in California rejected, in a referendum, a tax on the fortunes of the state's millionaires. Le Temps describes it as a one-off 5% tax on the wealth of the state's 200 billionaires. Le Monde says it is a version of the Zucman tax, while Le Figaro only cites American media.

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California voters rejected the billionaire wealth tax, according to CBS News, BBC News and CBC News. The Guardian reports that the proposed one-time tax on billionaires' wealth did not pass, while ABC News, citing AP, says the measure was rejected. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera also report the measure's defeat in a contentious vote. NPR asks why the tax failed to ride the so-called blue wave, while The New York Times describes it as a blow to the progressive agenda.

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California voters rejected Proposition 40, a one-time tax on billionaires' wealth, according to The New York Times, CBS News and BBC News. NPR highlights that the measure divided Democrats, while the South China Morning Post describes the vote as contentious. ABC News reports that AP projected the rejection, and Al Jazeera and PBS NewsHour also reported the outcome.

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California voters rejected the billionaire wealth tax, according to CBS News, BBC News and CBC News. The Guardian reports that the proposed one-time tax on billionaires' wealth did not pass, while ABC News, citing AP, says the measure was rejected. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera also report the measure's defeat in a contentious vote. NPR asks why the tax failed to ride the so-called blue wave, while The New York Times describes it as a blow to the progressive agenda.

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California voters rejected the billionaire wealth tax, according to CBS News, BBC News and CBC News. The Guardian reports that the proposed one-time tax on billionaires' wealth did not pass, while ABC News, citing AP, says the measure was rejected. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera also report the measure's defeat in a contentious vote. NPR asks why the tax failed to ride the so-called blue wave, while The New York Times describes it as a blow to the progressive agenda.

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California voters rejected Proposition 40, a one-time tax on billionaires' wealth, according to The New York Times, CBS News and BBC News. NPR highlights that the measure divided Democrats, while the South China Morning Post describes the vote as contentious. ABC News reports that AP projected the rejection, and Al Jazeera and PBS NewsHour also reported the outcome.

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A poll reports that American voters are three times less likely to back pro-war candidates, according to Al Jazeera. According to The Times of Israel, 71% of Americans want a new Democratic Congress to end Trump's war with Iran. TASS reports the same finding, with over 70% wanting a Democrat-heavy Congress to end the war in Iran.

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Six days after the Republican defeat, Trump again alleged electoral fraud, according to ABC. Folha de S.Paulo describes the defeat as overwhelming and reports that Trump has again spoken of fraud in the elections. Metrópoles claims Trump is following the loser's playbook by again making up fraud.

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Metrópoles says the campaign platform is over, but that Brazil is still in line, in an opinion piece by Roberto Caminha Filho. Gazeta do Povo says the election is over and the crisis continues.

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Trump casts doubt on the midterm results, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. MyJoyOnline reports that Trump questions the integrity of the midterm elections, after having accepted earlier results. Mike Johnson, speaking to CBS News, says that "the people have spoken" about the midterm results.

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Nigeria's electoral commission, INEC, says it has removed about 1.6 million invalid registrations from the voter register. Premium Times adds that the commission has named 54 officials as being implicated.

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Donald Trump casts doubt on the legitimacy of the November 3 legislative elections, according to headlines from several Latin American outlets. Semana adds that Trump denounces alleged electoral fraud, though this claim appears in only one headline. La Nación highlights that this is the first time since the debacle that Trump questions the results of the midterm elections.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Portuguese and French outlets stress how delicate the task is: Diário de Notícias calls it a balancing act, and Le Devoir lays out three options for Eisenkot. Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu to join a government under his leadership, and La Jornada reports he does not rule out Likud. TelQuel reports that Eisenkot is ready to bring figures close to Netanyahu into his government.

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Progressives want Ocasio-Cortez to run in 2028, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias. El País reports a movement pushing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for the US presidency.

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Trump casts doubt on the US midterm results, raising new fraud claims, according to Dawn and several other outlets. According to The Times of Israel, Trump again claims the elections were stolen, returning to a playbook he has used before. BBC and MyJoyOnline note that Trump had previously accepted the results, which contrasts with his current position. CBS News quotes Mike Johnson saying "the people have spoken", without referring to Trump's claims.

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Progressives want Ocasio-Cortez to run in 2028, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias. El País reports a movement pushing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for the US presidency.

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Trump questions whether the November 3 midterm elections were «honest», according to The Express Tribune. BBC News and MyJoyOnline report that Trump questions the integrity of the midterms after previously accepting the results. Al Jazeera says Trump reversed his stance and alleges fraud in the recent US midterm elections.

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The New York Times reports that Trump has returned to claims the election was rigged, questioning the midterm results. The Sydney Morning Herald writes that Trump has cast doubt on the midterm results. CBS News quotes Mike Johnson, who on the midterm results says that "the people have spoken".

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Trump questions whether the November 3 midterm elections were «honest», according to The Express Tribune. BBC News and MyJoyOnline report that Trump questions the integrity of the midterms after previously accepting the results. Al Jazeera says Trump reversed his stance and alleges fraud in the recent US midterm elections.

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