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  1. WorldMiddle East

    Alajuelense vs. Motagua: Battle for Copa Centroamericana Final Spot

    Liga Deportiva Alajuelense hosts Motagua in the second leg of the Copa Centroamericana semi-final, with the winner advancing to the final. The match takes place at the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto in Alajuela, kicking off at 8 PM. Alajuelense, the reigning tricampion, aims to reach another final, while Motagua seeks to dethrone the red and black and reach the international title. The series is tied 0-0, and a win for Alajuelense by any score will secure their place in the final. A 0-0 draw will extend the series to extra time and potentially penalties. A draw with goals or a Motagua win will see Motagua advance.
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  2. SocietyNorth AmericaCaribbeanUkraine

    Ecuador: Trade Unions, Indigenous Organizations Protest Against Noboa's Policies

    Main trade unions and indigenous organizations in Ecuador have called for protests against the policies implemented by President Daniel Noboa. The protests, which began with a march in Quito, demand better public services and the freedom of former presidential candidate Luisa González, who is currently in preventive prison for an alleged money laundering case. Activists and leaders have expressed their discontent with Noboa's government, stating that it has lost popular support and is persecuting political leaders. Further protests are planned for November 7, 15, and 25, as well as December 10.
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  3. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Ukrainians Dominate Asylum Seekers in Russia

    Nearly half of the foreign citizens who applied for asylum in Russia over nine months this year were Ukrainians. According to Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs data reviewed by TASS, Ukrainians made up approximately 54% of the total 3,802 applications received, with 2,056 Ukrainians seeking asylum. This is a significant decrease of 471 applications compared to the same period in 2025. Syrians were the second-largest group with 641 applications, followed by Afghans with 190. Asylum in Russia allows legal residence, work without a separate permit, and access to medical assistance.
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  7. WorldMiddle East

    Turkey Celebrates 103rd Anniversary of Republic

    Turkey commemorated the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Republic with various events across the country and abroad. The celebrations honored Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, and highlighted the nation's progress and achievements since its establishment. Key events included wreath-laying ceremonies, parades, and speeches by political leaders, emphasizing the importance of the Republic in unifying and modernizing the Turkish nation.
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  8. SocietyPeaceCorruptionThink Tanks

    Hillary Clinton Calls for Investigations into Trump, Supporters, and Allies

    Hillary Clinton, appearing on Kara Swisher's podcast, advocated for a Democratic Congress to investigate President Trump, his administration, family, supporters, and allies if they win the midterms. She suggested this as a means to 'reign him in' and 'hold him accountable'. This is not the first time Clinton has targeted Trump supporters; in 2016, she infamously labeled them part of a 'basket of deplorables'.
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  9. PoliticsLawCampaignsPeace

    Vivek Ramaswamy's Attack Ad Featuring Amy Acton's Estranged Mother Backfires

    Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy faced widespread condemnation for releasing a TV advertisement featuring the mother of Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton, accusing her of lying about her childhood. The ad, which cost Ramaswamy's campaign $4 million, was criticized by both Democrats and Republicans, including Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and former Governor John Kasich. Polls show that the ad has driven voters towards Acton instead of Ramaswamy, with one poll indicating an 8-point lead for Acton. The ad was eventually pulled from airwaves following the backlash.
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  10. PoliticsMiddle East

    Lula Thanks Supporters, Promises National Speech Next Week

    Re-elected Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has thanked his supporters for their role in his election victory and announced that he will deliver a national speech next week, once his voice has recovered. The president, who has been experiencing hoarseness, sent an audio message to the 'Army of Lula' channel and promised to make a statement and participate in a live broadcast. He also expressed his intention to expand digital communication and popular participation during his fourth term.
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  11. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Ekiti Voters Mobilized for Tinubu's 2027 Re-election

    Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State and former Niger Delta militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo (Tompolo), have joined efforts to mobilize Ekiti voters for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027. Tompolo donated 25 vehicles to support the cause, while Oyebanji aims to secure an 80% vote target for Tinubu in Ekiti. Both leaders emphasized the need for a landslide victory.
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  12. BusinessTradeEquitiesCrypto

    Alphabet Stock Plunges After Disappointing Results, Loses Over $500 Billion in Market Value

    Alphabet's stock experienced a significant drop following its quarterly results, which showed a slowdown in advertising revenue and increased investment in AI. The stock fell by 12.64% to $283.82, leading to a loss of nearly $500 billion in market value, making it the second-largest one-day loss for a US-listed company. The results were well below market expectations, with net profit falling 25% year-over-year to $26.2 billion.
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  13. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBoxing

    Benfica Demands Investigation After Duran's Expulsion

    Benfica has demanded an investigation into referee Claudio Pereira following the expulsion of forward Darwin Nuñez (Duran) during their game against Santa Clara. The club accuses Pereira of presenting a false version of events that contradicts video evidence. Benfica also criticized the referee's report, suggesting it was biased and influenced the outcome of the game. Meanwhile, Gil Vicente coach Luis Pinto expressed frustration with the incident, while Benfica coach Marco Silva addressed the issue of sportsmanship.
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  14. SocietyCivil RightsPeaceMiddle East

    Former Salvadoran President Elias Antonio Saca Released After Serving 10-Year Sentence for Corruption

    Elias Antonio Saca, the former president of El Salvador, was released from prison on October 28, 2022, after serving a 10-year sentence for corruption. Saca was convicted in 2018 for the diversion and laundering of over $300 million in public funds during his administration from 2004 to 2009. Despite his release, assets linked to his case will remain under state custody.
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  15. SportsSoccer

    River's Lineup Against Boca: Ponzio's Decisions Amidst Injuries

    Leonardo Ponzio, River Plate's coach, has outlined his team's lineup for their upcoming match against Boca Juniors. The team faces uncertainties in defense and midfield due to physical ailments, with doubts surrounding the fitness of players like Acuña, Moreno, and Vera. Ponzio has been experimenting with different formations to accommodate these injuries, and young players like Maxi López are being considered as potential starters.
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  16. WorldLawPeaceMiddle EastNorth America

    El Salvador Deploys Troops to Haiti to Rescue Missing Soldiers

    El Salvador has deployed over 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to rescue four missing military personnel after an ambush near Port-au-Prince. The operation, backed by various countries and international organizations, is a large-scale effort to locate and return the missing soldiers alive. The Salvadoran government has assured that the deployment is not an invasion and does not pursue economic or political interests in Haiti.
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  17. PoliticsBillMiddle East

    Milei's Role in Bolsonaro's Escape to US

    Javier Milei's government is accused of facilitating the exit of Flavio Bolsonaro from Brazil to the US, with the Argentine president allegedly playing a central role in coordinating the operation. Bolsonaro, facing multiple investigations, entered Argentina using an Italian passport and left via a private plane. The incident has strained Argentina-Brazil relations and sparked political controversy in Argentina.
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  24. CultureUnited Kingdom

    Benfica Advances to 'Final Four' of League Cup After Defeating Gil Vicente

    Benfica secured a spot in the 'final four' of the 20th edition of the football League Cup by defeating Gil Vicente 4-1 at home in the quarter-finals. The 'Eagles', record holders with eight titles, dominated the match with a brace from Lukebakio and goals from Sudakov and Jhon Durán. Andreas Lausen scored for Gil Vicente. In the semi-finals, Benfica will face FC Porto.
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