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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña in an impeachment after the collapse of Ueno Bank, and Pedro Alliana took over the presidency. According to Al Jazeera, Peña was arrested, while Público reports house arrest. El Mundo describes the removal as unanimous, whereas Clarín calls it a rapid impeachment.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña in an impeachment after the collapse of Ueno Bank, and Pedro Alliana took over the presidency. According to Al Jazeera, Peña was arrested, while Público reports house arrest. El Mundo describes the removal as unanimous, whereas Clarín calls it a rapid impeachment.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña in an impeachment after the collapse of Ueno Bank, and Pedro Alliana took over the presidency. According to Al Jazeera, Peña was arrested, while Público reports house arrest. El Mundo describes the removal as unanimous, whereas Clarín calls it a rapid impeachment.

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Paraguay's parliament impeached President Peña after the Ueno Bank collapse, according to TASS. ANSA says the former president was arrested in the bank case. Al Jazeera says Peña is under military protection, while CBS News and MyJoyOnline say he is under house arrest. The Guardian describes millions left broke by the collapse. PBS NewsHour says the ousted president now faces prosecutors.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña in an impeachment after the collapse of Ueno Bank, and Pedro Alliana took over the presidency. According to Al Jazeera, Peña was arrested, while Público reports house arrest. El Mundo describes the removal as unanimous, whereas Clarín calls it a rapid impeachment.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that an injunction allowing online betting sites (bets) to return has been suspended. Metrópoles attributes the reversal to the Government; Gazeta do Povo attributes the suspension to the president of TRF3.

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Paraguay's Senate removed President Santiago Peña after the collapse of Ueno Bank, according to La Nación. Paraguayan prosecutors are seeking pretrial detention for Peña, charging him with breach of trust and administration for personal benefit, per El Universal. ANSA reports the former president was arrested in the Ueno Bank case, while RPP says people such as Larissa Riquelme were hit by the bank's crisis.

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Several resignations in a row at the US Department of Justice are the subject of these headlines. Expresso reports that the wave includes the resignation of the deputy minister.

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Paraguay's Senate approved the impeachment of President Santiago Peña, according to several Brazilian and Italian headlines. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo link the decision to a banking or financial scandal. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, while RTP says the Senate removed the president.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña through impeachment after a banking scandal linked to the collapse of Ueno Bank. Vice President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as the new president, according to Le Monde and Libération. RTP and Observador reported the removal, and Observador, in a later headline, says police have detained the former president. Al Jazeera and Capital FM say Peña was arrested after being removed from office.

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Paraguay's Senate approved the impeachment of President Santiago Peña, according to several Brazilian and Italian headlines. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo link the decision to a banking or financial scandal. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, while RTP says the Senate removed the president.

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Paraguay's Senate approved the impeachment of President Santiago Peña, according to several Brazilian and Italian headlines. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo link the decision to a banking or financial scandal. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, while RTP says the Senate removed the president.

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Observador headlines that Miranda Sarmento gave "no" answers from left to right. Público reports that Miranda Sarmento shows no signs of openness to opposition proposals on the state budget. Both headlines point the same way: the minister's refusal of the opposition's proposals.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, Israel's president chose Gadi Eisenkot, a rival of Netanyahu, to try to form a government. Gazeta do Povo reports that Netanyahu lost the support of an ally and that a rival reached a majority to try to form a new government.

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Paraguay's Senate approved the impeachment of President Santiago Peña, according to several Brazilian and Italian headlines. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo link the decision to a banking or financial scandal. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, while RTP says the Senate removed the president.

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Lula called Flávio a «jinx» and Willer Tomaz a «land grabber» during a live broadcast, according to Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo reports that a company linked to Willer Tomaz, under investigation by the Federal Police, transferred 17 million reais to influencer Virgínia Fonseca. Metrópoles reports that the government suspended property registrations of Willer Tomaz in Angra dos Reis.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that the centrão government brought interest rates down.

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Gadi Eisenkot is expected to become Israel's next prime minister, according to RTP. Israel's president is set to task opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, according to El País and El Comercio.

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The Finance Minister promises to analyse the budget impact of the PS proposals.

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Brazil's government launched an energy transition plan with guidelines to reduce fossil fuels, according to Folha de S.Paulo. RTP reports that Brazil approved this plan on the eve of COP31. Poder360 says Lula will press for climate finance and energy transition at COP31.

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RTP reports that the government confirmed a minimum wage of 970 euros in the 2027 State Budget.

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The government rejects backing down on «moderate rents», according to RTP, amid the housing crisis. Louçã says the government «pretends to act» on housing, according to Observador. A study on the housing crisis in the Azores proposes limits on local accommodation, more public housing and public-private partnerships, according to Público.

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Observador reports that Chega wants to freeze the retirement age in the 2027 State Budget, while RTP says Chega insists on lowering it. RTP reports that AD admits a new pension "bonus" as part of changes to the Budget. Público presents lowering the retirement age, cutting the ISP and ending tuition fees as the parties' priorities.

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The New York Times reports that the U.S. global health strategy jeopardizes pandemic prevention, according to experts. NPR reports that Trump's global health strategy is taking shape and asks how the Democratic Congress will respond.

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Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, his close adviser, to the strategic post of White House chief of staff. Le Monde describes Miller as a representative of the identitarian right, while Le Devoir presents him as promoted to chief of staff.

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Two US outlets, The New York Times and NPR, report on the Senate race in Mississippi, which is very tight. According to NPR, it is not known how many ballots are still outstanding. The New York Times highlights that the votes are being carefully scrutinized.

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Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, his close adviser, to the strategic post of White House chief of staff. Le Monde describes Miller as a representative of the identitarian right, while Le Devoir presents him as promoted to chief of staff.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance since leaving Brazil for the United States. Clarín reports that, asked how he left the country, he said he will take the secret to his grave. In a speech in the US, Flávio Bolsonaro says "great things" are coming, disputes the election and sets out the opposition's path in Brazil.

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Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, his close adviser, to the strategic post of White House chief of staff. Le Monde describes Miller as a representative of the identitarian right, while Le Devoir presents him as promoted to chief of staff.

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Houston's mayor signed an order limiting the city's cooperation with ICE, according to Argentinian, German and Mexican outlets. El Universal links the decision to a Democratic victory in Texas in the midterm elections; the other two headlines do not make that link.

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Three headlines from India and Nigeria report inaugurations of centres, but of different things: a distance-education centre, a dialysis centre and a group of 68 development centre administrators.

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Data centers link these headlines: ABC News says they took a beating in the US midterm elections, and CBS News reports that exit polls show they were not winners in the 2026 elections. PBS NewsHour says opposition to AI data centers in the midterms foreshadows tougher regulation. Le Monde reports that in Mexico, the concentration of data centers in the state of Querétaro worries residents. Diário de Notícias says EDP wants to be the energy supplier for future data centers in Portugal and Spain.

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The Ueno Bank scandal led to impeachment proceedings against Paraguayan President Santiago Peña, according to Gazeta do Povo. The Senate removed Peña from office, according to La Nación and RPP. ANSA reports that former president Peña has been arrested in the Ueno Bank case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that bank employees and contractors are demanding labour guarantees from the Paraguayan government.

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Fenprof accuses the government of trampling the law and the negotiation over recruitment in the 1st cycle of basic education, and demands an additional round of negotiation on the subject.

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Fenprof accuses the government of trampling the law and the negotiation over recruitment in the 1st cycle of basic education, and demands an additional round of negotiation on the subject.

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Poder360 reports that a book claims Lula called STF justices “canalha” and “miserável”. Metrópoles says substitute justices have won Lula’s favour and may be kept on. Both headlines concern Lula and the STF but address different aspects and do not contradict each other.

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Cultural agents in Porto support the Acampada and reject the city council, according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Jornal de Notícias adds that the rejection also extends to the government and the President of the Republic.

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Brazil's Ministry of Health will buy up to 20,000 mpox vaccine doses, according to Poder360. Metrópoles reports that the ministry has sent 100 doses to the Federal District.

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According to La Jornada, an opponent of Netanyahu received support to form a government in Israel. Diário de Notícias says Eisenkot asked the president to let him form a government to end the “threat” posed by Netanyahu. Poder360 reports that Herzog announced who will try to form Israel's next government, without naming them in the headline cited. Gazeta do Povo claims Netanyahu lost the support of an ally and that a rival reached a majority to try to form a new government.

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Lawyers for the protesters detained in Lisbon call on the Public Prosecutor's Office to show «democratic common sense», according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador.

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Lula again argues for fiscal responsibility and says he will act as a 'watchdog' over the government's deliveries, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports that Lula champions fiscal discipline but rules out sacrificing the most vulnerable.

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CBS News (US) reports that the U.S. government warns cyberattacks may target supermarkets and other vital refrigerators.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office charges the mayor of Vizela with domestic violence against his wife, according to Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias. According to Público, the charge cites punches and «temporary asphyxia»; Jornal de Notícias reports that the mayor allegedly broke his wife's nose.

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Folha de S.Paulo says the Ministry of Security should not become the Ministry of the Bullet. Metrópoles reports on the Federal Police leadership's expectations for the recreation of the Ministry of Security.

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Lula criticizes Globo and says the press ignores good news from the government, according to Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo also reports Lula's criticism of Globo, but highlights that he questions the coverage about hungry children.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli chief of staff, is reported by Le Monde to be well placed to replace Benjamin Netanyahu as head of government. Libération says Eisenkot is on track to be chosen to replace Netanyahu. Le Devoir says the opposition is moving toward a government that would replace Netanyahu.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that a congressman proposes an optional public holiday and free fares in the Federal District on the day of Lula's inauguration.

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According to La Jornada, an opponent of Netanyahu received support to form a government in Israel. Diário de Notícias says Eisenkot asked the president to let him form a government to end the “threat” posed by Netanyahu. Poder360 reports that Herzog announced who will try to form Israel's next government, without naming them in the headline cited. Gazeta do Povo claims Netanyahu lost the support of an ally and that a rival reached a majority to try to form a new government.

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The PS proposes cutting the ISP and VAT on the food basket, with the revenue coming from corporate tax (IRC) and ending moderate rents, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports that the AD admits a new pension bonus and that the PS insists on VAT exemption for the food basket.

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The government says it is willing to transfer management of 477 properties to the municipalities. According to Diário de Notícias, the municipalities have received a list of these public properties, which they can use for housing or culture. Observador reports that the municipalities are receiving the 477 public properties for housing.

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The Brazilian government approved measures against fraud in cooking gas, getting ahead of the ANP, according to Poder360. Metrópoles reports that, in Minas Gerais, firefighters responded to a thousand incidents involving cooking gas this year.

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The PT is negotiating support for an ally of Nunes for the presidency of São Paulo's City Council, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles says the PT is expected to back that ally of Nunes for the presidency of the São Paulo City Council.

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The government says it is willing to transfer management of 477 properties to the municipalities. According to Diário de Notícias, the municipalities have received a list of these public properties, which they can use for housing or culture. Observador reports that the municipalities are receiving the 477 public properties for housing.

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Paraguay's Senate has summoned President Santiago Peña after rejecting a request for more time to prepare his defense in the impeachment trial. La Tercera and RPP report that the rejection of the extension is what prompted the summons or citation of the President.

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INSS expands the Atestmed program and gives 10 days to re-evaluate rejected sick-pay claims, according to Metrópoles. Agência Brasil reports that the government is changing the medical assessment rules for granting sick pay.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña through impeachment after a banking scandal linked to the collapse of Ueno Bank. Vice President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as the new president, according to Le Monde and Libération. RTP and Observador reported the removal, and Observador, in a later headline, says police have detained the former president. Al Jazeera and Capital FM say Peña was arrested after being removed from office.

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Brazil's government is moving forward in drafting the National Electromobility Strategy, according to Poder360. Agência Brasil reports that the CNPE has created a group to prepare this strategy.

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Paulo Rangel has voiced repudiation of China over the conviction of former Portuguese lawmaker Au Kam San. Observador reports that Portugal repudiates the conviction of Au Kam San.

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Paraguay's Senate has summoned President Santiago Peña after rejecting a request for more time to prepare his defense in the impeachment trial. La Tercera and RPP report that the rejection of the extension is what prompted the summons or citation of the President.

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Paraguay's Senate has summoned President Santiago Peña after rejecting a request for more time to prepare his defense in the impeachment trial. La Tercera and RPP report that the rejection of the extension is what prompted the summons or citation of the President.

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The government wants a cross-party pact on social security, according to RTP. The minister insists on that cross-party pact for social security, according to Observador.

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The Portuguese government expects lower pensions to rise 3.3% in 2027, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Público reports that most pensions will increase 3.3% in 2027, without singling out the lower bands.

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Paraguay's Congress removed President Santiago Peña through impeachment, according to Clarín and other outlets. La Nación broadcast live the session on his resignation, but the headlines do not confirm a resignation; removal is what the other headlines report. El Universal links the removal to Peña's ties with Ueno bank, while ABC associates it with a banking crisis. El Comercio and Capital FM say Peña was arrested after the removal.

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Four Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the Brazilian government approved an Energy Transition Plan ahead of COP31. According to Metrópoles, the plan includes measures against deforestation; Folha de S.Paulo mentions guidelines to reduce fossil fuels.

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The Portuguese government expects lower pensions to rise 3.3% in 2027, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Público reports that most pensions will increase 3.3% in 2027, without singling out the lower bands.

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Outlets report that Paraguay's Senate is keeping the impeachment review of President Santiago Peña going after rejecting his request to extend the deadline. According to Metrópoles, Peña did not attend the session and sent lawyers in his place. ANSA and RTP say the Senate approved Peña's removal. Folha published a timeline of the process. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, a claim the other headlines do not confirm.

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Paraguay's Senate rejected a request from Santiago Peña for more time to prepare his defense and summoned him to the impeachment trial, according to El Comercio and La Tercera. Later, Congress removed Peña from office through impeachment, per Clarín, while La Nación and El País confirm the removal; Semana links it to a banking scandal. Headlines also report that senior officials under the president resigned, according to El Universal.

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Outlets report that Paraguay's Senate is keeping the impeachment review of President Santiago Peña going after rejecting his request to extend the deadline. According to Metrópoles, Peña did not attend the session and sent lawyers in his place. ANSA and RTP say the Senate approved Peña's removal. Folha published a timeline of the process. Observador reports that Paraguayan police detained former president Santiago Peña, a claim the other headlines do not confirm.

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According to Poder360, the government will appeal the decision that cleared three betting companies (bets) to operate in Brazil. Metrópoles quotes a judge (desembargador) who says the injunction that allowed the bets «disorganized the public administration».

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Four Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the Brazilian government approved an Energy Transition Plan ahead of COP31. According to Metrópoles, the plan includes measures against deforestation; Folha de S.Paulo mentions guidelines to reduce fossil fuels.

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President António José Seguro says that when there is political will, there are results, in a message to parties and the government on housing. The Expresso headline describes Seguro as putting pressure on parties and government, without specifying concrete measures.

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Paraguay's Senate rejected President Santiago Peña's request for more time and kept its impeachment review on track, according to Metrópoles, Gazeta do Povo and Poder360. The Hindu reports that Peña asked for three extra days to prepare his defence. Folha de S.Paulo published a timeline of the impeachment process, and ANSA reports that the Paraguayan Senate approved the impeachment.

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A Tanzanian court found an opposition leader guilty of incitement, according to MyJoyOnline, Al Jazeera and Capital FM. Al Jazeera and Capital FM report that the treason charge was dropped or that he was acquitted of that offence.

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The government expects the lowest pensions to rise 3.3% in 2027, according to Observador, Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Público instead highlights that most pensions will increase 3.3% in 2027.

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Two Brazilian headlines, from Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles, report a proposal by deputy Salabert, of PSOL, that the lunch break be counted as working time.

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The Finance Minister promises to analyse the budget impact of the PS proposals.

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The King of Belgium rejected the prime minister's resignation and asked for budget negotiations to resume. El País reports that the king urged the parties to keep negotiating.

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The Irish government says the bomb threats across Europe are likely a coordinated campaign, according to The Hindu and The New York Times. Dawn, from Pakistan, reports a different story that shares only the phrase 'coordinated campaign': the JUI-F complains of a campaign against Fazl.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office charges the mayor of Vizela with domestic violence against his wife, according to Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias. According to Público, the charge cites punches and «temporary asphyxia»; Jornal de Notícias reports that the mayor allegedly broke his wife's nose.

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The government wants a cross-party pact on social security, according to RTP. The minister insists on that cross-party pact for social security, according to Observador.

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NPR and CBS News both published headlines with similar wording listing House and Senate races in the United States that have not yet been called.

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The Gecex extends the 12% tax on oil exports, according to Poder360. Metrópoles reports that the government extends the tax on crude oil exports until the end of the year.

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A former Macau lawmaker was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison, according to Daily Maverick, in the city's first national security trial. The Japan Times and NPR report the same sentence in Macau's first national security case. Focus Taiwan reports that lawmaker Kao Chin was indicted on national security and corruption charges, without mentioning a sentence.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office charges the mayor of Vizela with domestic violence against his wife, according to Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias. According to Público, the charge cites punches and «temporary asphyxia»; Jornal de Notícias reports that the mayor allegedly broke his wife's nose.

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The Belgian king rejected the prime minister's request to resign, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. RTP adds that the king asked the prime minister to resume budget negotiations.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the Italian government says Flávio Bolsonaro obtained citizenship 58 days after submitting his documents. Metrópoles reports that the Northeast paid R$ 38 million to sertanejos who supported Flávio Bolsonaro. The two headlines cover different topics, so there is no shared story to summarise together.

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The Paraguayan Senate rejected Santiago Peña's request for 72 hours to prepare his defense in the impeachment trial, according to El Comercio, El Universal, La Tercera and El Mundo. According to El Universal and Clarín, Peña, who was still president, made that request, and Congress did not accept his resignation. Clarín and Semana say Congress removed Peña in an impeachment trial; Semana adds that the case is linked to a banking scandal. El País confirms Peña's removal as president of Paraguay.

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The Indian Express (India) reports that an NCP leader explained why a merger with Sharad Pawar was set aside.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that a congressman proposes an optional public holiday and free fares in the Federal District on the day of Lula's inauguration.

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The Belgian king rejected the prime minister's request to resign, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. RTP adds that the king asked the prime minister to resume budget negotiations.

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The labour minister is insisting on a regime-wide pact for the reform of social security, according to Diário de Notícias, RTP and Observador. Diário de Notícias links the insistence to labour law, a topic the other headlines do not mention.

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According to the Saudi-led coalition, drones and a cruise missile were intercepted in the Mecca region, over Medina and over Riyadh. The coalition says it downed a drone over Medina, while the Houthis deny carrying out the attack.

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The government says it is studying changes to the family allowance. Diário de Notícias reports that the government is assessing how effective the family allowance is in tackling child poverty.

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