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According to headlines from Clarín, El Universal and El Comercio, Trump predicts changes in Cuba's government within two and a half years. El Universal adds that Trump says the government "won't last much longer".

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According to the labour minister, quoted by The Daily Star and Dhaka Tribune, a new wage board for the garment sector will be formed. Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune report the formation of the board, with Al Jazeera linking it to garment worker protests and The Express Tribune to protests it describes as violent.

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The INDIA bloc held a symbolic «public impeachment» of Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar in a mock parliament. According to The Hindu and The Daily Star, Mallikarjun Kharge raised six charges against the CEC. The Indian Express asks what the legal process for removing a CEC is, while The Wire calls the move «treason against the Constitution».

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RTP reports that the deficit of the National Health Service has increased. According to the headline, the minister rejects that there is a loss, but admits the deficit has worsened.

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Dhaka Tribune quotes a minister saying a strong agricultural economy is key to national economic growth.

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The teachers' union Fenprof has filed a complaint with the Ombudsman against the Government. RTP describes the complaint as a response to an alleged disrespect by the Government towards the union.

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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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José Luís Carneiro accuses the government of "authoritarianism" after a police charge, according to RTP. Jornal de Notícias quotes the same politician saying he no longer knows whether a government reshuffle will be enough.

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Bangladesh's agriculture minister announced a new gamma irradiation centre intended to boost farm exports.

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The teachers' union Fenprof has filed a complaint with the Ombudsman against the Government. RTP describes the complaint as a response to an alleged disrespect by the Government towards the union.

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Público reports the new Mobi.E and an 80% subsidy for buying electric cars. Observador asks whether the government's support for buying electric vehicles is the right path, without giving an answer.

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Syria's foreign minister says Damascus is in talks or weighing whether to join the Makkah pact, according to the headlines. The National, from the UAE, uses the word 'negotiations', while Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say Syria is weighing whether to join.

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Syria's foreign minister says Damascus is in talks or weighing whether to join the Makkah pact, according to the headlines. The National, from the UAE, uses the word 'negotiations', while Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say Syria is weighing whether to join.

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Syria's foreign minister says Damascus is in talks or weighing whether to join the Makkah pact, according to the headlines. The National, from the UAE, uses the word 'negotiations', while Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say Syria is weighing whether to join.

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According to the labour minister, quoted by The Daily Star and Dhaka Tribune, a new wage board for the garment sector will be formed. Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune report the formation of the board, with Al Jazeera linking it to garment worker protests and The Express Tribune to protests it describes as violent.

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CBS News describes John Thune's effort to keep the Republican majority in the Senate. Fox News quotes a veteran Democratic operative who says weak Republican candidates could hand over the Senate majority. Both headlines cover the same fight over the Senate majority, but frame it differently: one focuses on the Republican strategy, the other on the weakness of Republican candidates according to a Democratic source.

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According to the headlines, France is bracing for fresh unrest, and the government promises a tough response. The Times of Israel adds that protests are ongoing and that officials vow to respond to the rioting.

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Three headlines from South Africa, Bangladesh and India report leadership changes in parties, but the headlines do not clearly describe the same story. Mail & Guardian (South Africa) reports that the ousted MKP secretary-general blames his downfall on internal detractors. Dhaka Tribune (Bangladesh) reports that Prab elected Yeahia Mirza as president and Nazrul Islam as general secretary. The Indian Express (India) reports that Karnataka Congress expelled former general secretary Krupa Alva, in a case linked to a sting video involving Siddaramaiah.

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According to the headlines, France is bracing for fresh unrest, and the government promises a tough response. The Times of Israel adds that protests are ongoing and that officials vow to respond to the rioting.

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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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According to Sky News and Al Jazeera, the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed more than 5,000 people. TASS attributes the same death toll to the Health Ministry, which it says confirmed the figure.

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Two Peruvian outlets, El Comercio and La República, report the submission of an amnesty bill for Pedro Castillo and for those prosecuted over protests since 2021. RPP adds that the bill is being presented in Congress and links the prosecutions to the failed coup attempt.

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A federal judge barred the Trump administration from threatening to prosecute election officials, according to Clarín and El Comercio. El País reports that the Trump administration is intensifying its election investigations days before the midterms.

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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to calls for a formal apology for the United Kingdom's role in the slave trade. According to the BBC, Burnham is open to apologising for slavery but not to reparations. Sky News links this position to the King's arrival in Antigua and Barbuda.

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A federal judge barred the Trump administration from threatening to prosecute election officials, according to Clarín and El Comercio. El País reports that the Trump administration is intensifying its election investigations days before the midterms.

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In Poland, police were deployed to the Constitutional Tribunal after its president was removed, and the opposition was reportedly blocked from entering, according to El Universal. President Nawrocki called lawmakers to meetings after the dispute, and Folha de S.Paulo reports accusations of a coup; Público describes clashes and a political and institutional crisis. Prime Minister Tusk defends the suspension of the court's president, while El Mundo says the crisis is splitting Tusk's coalition; La Nación reports the president accuses Tusk of taking the Constitutional Court by force.

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The View co-hosts on Fox News agree Democrats should not impeach Trump if the party regains control of Congress. The New York Times describes the Democrats as the populist party now, without detailing its reasoning in the headline.

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The government is preparing a new wave of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in healthcare, according to Diário de Notícias, which also says the aim is to speed up the processes. The minister announces the new wave, according to Expresso, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias report that the government intends to go ahead with "one more wave" of PPPs in health.

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The government is preparing a new wave of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in healthcare, according to Diário de Notícias, which also says the aim is to speed up the processes. The minister announces the new wave, according to Expresso, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias report that the government intends to go ahead with "one more wave" of PPPs in health.

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A popular assembly approved new organisation rules for the Lisbon encampment, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador describes the process as a marathon to define those new rules.

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The government admits the NHS needs reinforcements but rejects the idea of a loss and of under-budgeting, according to Expresso. RTP reports that the minister rejects the existence of a loss but admits the NHS deficit has worsened. Both headlines pair an admission of reinforcement or worsening with a denial of loss.

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According to El Tiempo, the Governorate of Antioquia and Colombia's Ministry of Defence defined a hoja de ruta to confront organised armed groups in the department.

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The government is preparing a new wave of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in healthcare, according to Diário de Notícias, which also says the aim is to speed up the processes. The minister announces the new wave, according to Expresso, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias report that the government intends to go ahead with "one more wave" of PPPs in health.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis after the government suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal, with protests and a police operation outside the court. President Nawrocki has called in lawmakers, and the Al Jazeera headline reports that the president joined a protest. According to Clarín, the president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, while Folha and Observador also report coup accusations without making clear in their headlines who is accusing whom.

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Nigeria's defence minister says the failure to produce arms locally is worsening insecurity in the country.

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Keiko Fujimori reaffirmed her support for Luis Galarreta as President of the Council of Ministers, saying she has "absolute confidence" in him. According to La República, Fujimori said Galarreta will remain in the post of prime minister.

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The Portuguese government expects INEM's funding to rise by €117 million, according to RTP and Observador.

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Expresso reports that thousands of people brought a tent to Praça D. João I in Porto, chanting «resistir» and calling for the right to housing. Jornal de Notícias says the assembly in Porto decided not to spend the night in Praça D. João I.

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Keiko Fujimori reaffirmed her support for Luis Galarreta as President of the Council of Ministers, saying she has "absolute confidence" in him. According to La República, Fujimori said Galarreta will remain in the post of prime minister.

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The minister attributes the SNS's negative balance of 2,679 million euros to financing needs.

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The minister attributes the SNS's negative balance of 2,679 million euros to financing needs.

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The health minister rejects that the NHS is running a loss and announces the Global Reference Framework will be closed in the coming days. The government admits the NHS will need reinforcements but rejects the scenario of underbudgeting. RTP reports a rise in the NHS deficit, with the minister admitting a worsening while still rejecting the loss.

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Keiko Fujimori reaffirmed her support for Luis Galarreta as President of the Council of Ministers, saying she has "absolute confidence" in him. According to La República, Fujimori said Galarreta will remain in the post of prime minister.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis after the government suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal, with protests and a police operation outside the court. President Nawrocki has called in lawmakers, and the Al Jazeera headline reports that the president joined a protest. According to Clarín, the president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, while Folha and Observador also report coup accusations without making clear in their headlines who is accusing whom.

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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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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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The President enacted changes to VAT but reminded that the government committed to meet a European requirement.

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The minister says the new reference framework for the SNS will be signed in the coming days. One headline, from Diário de Notícias, links the statement to the 2027 State Budget.

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The minister says the new reference framework for the SNS will be signed in the coming days. One headline, from Diário de Notícias, links the statement to the 2027 State Budget.

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The minister says the new reference framework for the SNS will be signed in the coming days. One headline, from Diário de Notícias, links the statement to the 2027 State Budget.

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Police have been deployed around Poland's Constitutional Court after the court's chief judge was removed. The president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, according to Clarín; ABC describes a standoff between the two over the court's members.

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Minister Gonçalo Matias says Amália is an instrument of sovereignty and is being used in Defence. According to Expresso, the same minister also says that digital transition problems in Education are resolved; Observador does not mention this point.

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The Portuguese government expects INEM's funding to rise by €117 million, according to RTP and Observador.

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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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