Elections

Hugo Motta signals a vote on Lula's fiscal adjustment next week, according to Metrópoles. Poder360 reports that the government met with Motta and asked for a quick vote. Gazeta do Povo reports a meeting between Motta, Lula's ministers and Alcolumbre to discuss the fiscal adjustment.

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According to AtlasIntel, Lula has 47.7% approval and 50.3% disapproval, as reported by Poder360. Gazeta do Povo adds that, in the same survey, 42.2% speak of electoral fraud.

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) suspended the schedule of local government elections in the Pakistani capital, according to headlines from Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune. Geo News also reports that the suspension was issued as a stay order.

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) suspended the schedule of local government elections in the Pakistani capital, according to headlines from Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune. Geo News also reports that the suspension was issued as a stay order.

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) suspended the schedule of local government elections in the Pakistani capital, according to headlines from Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune. Geo News also reports that the suspension was issued as a stay order.

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Nigeria's electoral commission, INEC, has set 28 November for a nationwide mock accreditation and voting exercise ahead of the 2027 general elections. Premium Times reports that the exercise is meant to launch new safeguards.

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Nayib Bukele says he has details of an operation against gangs in Haiti, and Semana reports human skulls were found. El Comercio and RPP headline that Bukele announces an operational base in Haiti's main stadium. Gazeta do Povo calls Bukele an incidental hero in Haiti, while La Nación frames the topic as gangs versus elections.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed a surgeon and five others, according to Dawn and Tehran Times; Jornal de Notícias reports 13 dead in Israeli attacks in Gaza on Thursday. The Board of Peace urges "immediate" implementation of Trump's Gaza plan after the hospital strike, according to The Express Tribune and TASS. Al Jazeera shows a Gaza surgeon filming the aftermath of the strike, and The Japan Times says it was the deadliest since the election.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to back Hugo Motta's re-election as speaker of the lower house, amid a split in the PL, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Poder360 focuses on another point: Flávio Bolsonaro rejects the label of fugitive and sets his sights on the presidency.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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Cindy Holscher won the election for governor of Kansas, keeping the office for the Democrats. PBS NewsHour places the win within a wave of recent Democratic victories, while Fox News describes it as the party keeping the governor's mansion.

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The Senate approved the renegotiation of rural debts and removed from the bill the unrelated provisions on vapes and duty-free shops. Metrópoles reports that payments on these debts fell sharply just before the presidential election.

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Drauzio Varella was elected a member of the Academia Brasileira de Letras, according to Metrópoles, Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles and Poder360 describe the election as making him an immortal, while Agência Brasil only refers to him as a new member.

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Drauzio Varella was elected a member of the Academia Brasileira de Letras, according to Metrópoles, Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles and Poder360 describe the election as making him an immortal, while Agência Brasil only refers to him as a new member.

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Nigeria's electoral commission, INEC, has set 28 November for a nationwide mock accreditation and voting exercise ahead of the 2027 general elections. Premium Times reports that the exercise is meant to launch new safeguards.

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Lula travels to Madrid to support Pedro Sánchez in Spain's election campaign, according to El País, La Tercera and La Nación. El País links the trip to Lula's comeback in Brazil; La Nación describes it as an unexpected triumph. La Tercera says Sánchez's campaign runs toward the 29-N election.

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Doctor Drauzio Varella was elected to the Brazilian Academy of Letters, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Poder360 and Agência Brasil.

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Lula travels to Madrid to support Pedro Sánchez in Spain's election campaign, according to El País, La Tercera and La Nación. El País links the trip to Lula's comeback in Brazil; La Nación describes it as an unexpected triumph. La Tercera says Sánchez's campaign runs toward the 29-N election.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed between five and eleven people, according to the headlines; the figures differ between titles. Among the dead, Dawn and Tehran Times mention a surgeon; Al Jazeera shows footage of a Gaza surgeon at the site of the attack. The South China Morning Post and The Japan Times describe the attack as the deadliest since the election.

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The Spanish Parliament approved housing measures, according to Observador and Poder360. RTP and Público report that one of the approved decrees led to the early elections in Spain. Poder360 highlights that these measures make evictions more difficult.

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Press and radio associations call for a real legal obligation to publicise municipal council decisions. According to Jornal de Notícias, the appeal is addressed to Parliament, so that publication does not remain only on paper.

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Lula is travelling to Spain to support Pedro Sánchez in his election campaign, according to Spanish, Chilean and Argentine newspapers. El País says the Madrid visit follows Lula's comeback in Brazil, while La Nación links it to what it calls his unexpected victory. La Tercera says the campaign the visit is tied to is the one for the 29 November elections.

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Press and radio associations call for a real legal obligation to publicise municipal council decisions. According to Jornal de Notícias, the appeal is addressed to Parliament, so that publication does not remain only on paper.

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The Spanish Parliament approved housing measures, according to Observador and Poder360. RTP and Público report that one of the approved decrees led to the early elections in Spain. Poder360 highlights that these measures make evictions more difficult.

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Gazeta do Povo says Lula's «fiscal adjustment» does not even cover the spending that, according to the paper, the government itself created during the election. Poder360 reports that rapporteur Braga kept spending protections in the Lula government's fiscal adjustment report. Both headlines refer to the same fiscal adjustment but stress different points: one focuses on what is left out, the other on the protections kept in the report.

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According to three Nigerian outlets, a town hall meeting of the NDC in Lagos, with presidential candidate Peter Obi, was disrupted by suspected thugs. Premium Times also reports damage to vehicles at the meeting venue.

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Outlets cover the overturning of the mandate of the Gokul dairy cooperative, Maharashtra's largest, in a case of contested elections. The Wire asks whether the BJP 'stole' the Gokul election, framing the accusation as a question.

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A judge is weighing a lawsuit brought by Peltola's campaign over rejected absentee ballots in Alaska's US Senate race, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the campaign lost in court, while Peltola maintains a narrow lead. The two headlines describe different moments of the same case, so the final outcome of the lawsuit is not clear from them.

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After the announcement of elections in Ladakh, Sonam Wangchuk warns of possible agitation, saying the elections were forced on them. According to The Hindu, Sonam Wangchuk was removed from the protest site by police and escorted to his residence. The Wire reports that Ladakh groups reject the hill council elections scheduled for December and warn of agitation.

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Spain's Congress returned to debating housing decrees on the eve of the start of the election campaign, according to Diário de Notícias. Público reports that Congress approved one of the housing decrees that brought forward the elections. RTP states that Spain approved measures that brought the elections forward.

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After the announcement of elections in Ladakh, Sonam Wangchuk warns of possible agitation, saying the elections were forced on them. According to The Hindu, Sonam Wangchuk was removed from the protest site by police and escorted to his residence. The Wire reports that Ladakh groups reject the hill council elections scheduled for December and warn of agitation.

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Outlets cover the overturning of the mandate of the Gokul dairy cooperative, Maharashtra's largest, in a case of contested elections. The Wire asks whether the BJP 'stole' the Gokul election, framing the accusation as a question.

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After the announcement of elections in Ladakh, Sonam Wangchuk warns of possible agitation, saying the elections were forced on them. According to The Hindu, Sonam Wangchuk was removed from the protest site by police and escorted to his residence. The Wire reports that Ladakh groups reject the hill council elections scheduled for December and warn of agitation.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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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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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The Engenho de Comunicação award gave Viva Maria its Homenagem do Ano, according to Agência Brasil. Metrópoles was elected Veículo do Ano at the 22nd edition of the award, according to the outlet itself.

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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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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The White House says investigations planned by Democrats could amount to criminal conduct, according to Clarín. Several outlets describe the White House warning Democrats in Congress against investigating the Trump administration, with El País and El Universal referring to threats of criminal investigations. El Universal calls the White House's conduct intimidation, while La Nación, after the election defeat, reports the clash between the White House and Democrats over plans to investigate Trump.

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The Federal Police are carrying out search warrants in an investigation into threats against deputy-elect Ana Elisa, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Poder360 reports that the searches target a suspect in the threats.

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