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Metrópoles also reports another outbreak of the disease in the same state.

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Trump's approval rose to 32%, according to Geo News, and Democrats lead Republicans by 11 points in polls. Fox News, through Liz Peek, says Republicans could defy the polls on Election Day. ABC News says control of Congress is up for grabs and asks what the numbers mean for Democrats and Republicans.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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India has invited a Pakistani minister to the SCO civilisational dialogue in New Delhi in November, according to The Hindu, The Indian Express and The Wire. The Hindu and The Wire describe it as the first such invitation since 2023, while The Indian Express links it to Operation Sindoor.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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A vigil in Lisbon protests the detention of demonstrators, according to Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias reports that the Lisbon encampment is promoting the vigil for detained demonstrators and preparing a protest outside Parliament.

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RTP reports the general debate on the proposed 2027 State Budget. Observador describes the budget as a safety belt, without further explanation in its headline.

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Indian publishers, including outlets linked to Ambani and Adani, are contesting the Modi government’s data protection law, according to headlines from The Hindu, The Express Tribune and The Wire. The Wire, citing a report, says these outlets are owned by Ambani and Adani, while the other headlines only refer to their links to the groups.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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Parliament debated the 2027 State Budget proposal in general terms. Público reports that housing divided lawmakers during the debate. Diário de Notícias ran a live coverage of the debate.

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The Porto municipal assembly was dominated by public complaints about police charges, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports on the same assembly, saying it was dominated by complaints against the PSP.

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The Porto municipal assembly was dominated by public complaints about police charges, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports on the same assembly, saying it was dominated by complaints against the PSP.

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More than seven million Israelis are heading to the polls to elect a new government, in a vote that headlines describe as having an unpredictable outcome. Diário de Notícias names Eisenkot as Netanyahu's main rival.

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The headlines do not cover a single story: they report official visits by different heads of government or state to Taiwan and China. Focus Taiwan reports a state visit to Taiwan by Saint Lucia's prime minister, according to Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). CGTN, from China, reports that Iceland's foreign minister will visit China. The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports that German President Steinmeier has begun a state visit to China.

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The headlines do not cover a single story: they report official visits by different heads of government or state to Taiwan and China. Focus Taiwan reports a state visit to Taiwan by Saint Lucia's prime minister, according to Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). CGTN, from China, reports that Iceland's foreign minister will visit China. The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports that German President Steinmeier has begun a state visit to China.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned home after about a year abroad, according to headlines from Daily Maverick and The Hindu. The Japan Times adds that, now back, Machado is walking a tightrope between her supporters and Trump.

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The Porto municipal assembly was dominated by public complaints about police charges, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports on the same assembly, saying it was dominated by complaints against the PSP.

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Headlines say the Acampada de Lisboa will set up tents in front of Parliament after the State Budget debate. Público refers to the Assembleia da República, while Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias say Parliament; Jornal de Notícias also mentions OE2027.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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Miguel Castellanos, former government secretary and pre-candidate for mayor of Cúcuta, was killed in a hitman attack at a petrol station, according to El Tiempo. Semana published a profile of Miguel Castellanos, the pre-candidate for mayor of Cúcuta who was killed. La Silla Vacía reports a reward of 100 million pesos for information on the killing of the former Cúcuta secretary.

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Expresso reports that Lisbon is preparing tents for Parliament and that Porto denounces evictions, as part of the housing protests. RTP describes the night at the Porto and Lisbon demonstrations as calm.

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Brazil's federal government sets an optional day off for Public Servant Day, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles reports that the optional day off has been postponed to Friday, 30/10. Agência Brasil says the optional day off will be on Friday.

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Headlines say the Acampada de Lisboa will set up tents in front of Parliament after the State Budget debate. Público refers to the Assembleia da República, while Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias say Parliament; Jornal de Notícias also mentions OE2027.

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Headlines say the Acampada de Lisboa will set up tents in front of Parliament after the State Budget debate. Público refers to the Assembleia da República, while Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias say Parliament; Jornal de Notícias also mentions OE2027.

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A PL deputy proposes a referendum on separating southern Brazil, according to four Brazilian outlets. Metrópoles quotes the deputy saying the South "deserves to be free" after the election. Folha de S.Paulo says the deputy is from Santa Catarina and that he will propose the referendum.

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Presidency Minister Leitão Amaro said the government is proud of its police forces. RTP summarises the statement as the government saying it is “proud” of the police.

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Brazil's federal government sets an optional day off for Public Servant Day, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles reports that the optional day off has been postponed to Friday, 30/10. Agência Brasil says the optional day off will be on Friday.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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A PL deputy proposes a referendum on separating southern Brazil, according to four Brazilian outlets. Metrópoles quotes the deputy saying the South "deserves to be free" after the election. Folha de S.Paulo says the deputy is from Santa Catarina and that he will propose the referendum.

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Former Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda has died at the age of 90, according to headlines from newspapers in Japan, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Macau. The South China Morning Post and The Daily Star highlight his efforts to build ties with China.

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Público reports that the PP and Vox announced a pact to secure a right-wing majority in the Senate, in the context of Spain's elections. Expresso describes the same pact as a prelude to a future PP-Vox government. Both headlines agree on the core point: a PP–Vox agreement to control the Senate. Público presents it as an announcement, while Expresso frames it as a possible step toward a government.

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Deco calls on parliament to make the new urban rental law balanced.

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Headlines say John Thune is campaigning for Republicans in key Senate races in an effort to keep the party's majority. CBS News frames Thune's effort as a balancing act, without further detail beyond the headline.

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Galp is not giving up on finding a partner for the Sines refinery, according to Observador. Público reports that the government welcomes Galp's plan to separate the refinery from its petrol stations.

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Diário de Notícias says the budget may have room to spare because interest spending appears to be overestimated. Observador reports that the Public Finance Council considers the government's interest projection may be overestimated.

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Deco calls on parliament to make the new urban rental law balanced.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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