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Politics Regulators Civil Rights Middle East
Oct 26, 2026, 00:56 UTC
Flavio Bolsonaro's Defeat Signals Right's Reorganization
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has suffered a defeat in his political ambitions. His loss in the Rio de Janeiro state legislature race indicates a potential realignment within Brazil's right-wing political landscape. This defeat may also spark a new power struggle within the Bolsonaro family regarding the political legacy of their father.
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Society Civil Rights Protest Middle East
Oct 25, 2026, 16:19 UTC
Trappes Mayor Calls for Action Against Far-Right After Racist Attack
Following a racist attack that left one person dead and five injured in his commune, Trappes mayor Ali Rabeh has called for collective responsibility and action to combat the spread of far-right ideologies. The mayor, who is also a member of Generation·s, expressed his concern and dignity in the face of this tragedy.
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Society Civil Rights Corruption Fraud
Oct 25, 2026, 13:49 UTC
Late Senator Lindsey Graham Accused of Paying Men for Sex
An investigation has revealed that the late Senator Lindsey Graham paid several trans individuals for sex, including a 17-year-old, according to Newsweek. Three men made these allegations in a documentary film produced by Swamp Watch Studios and Tystnaden Films, supported by the 'Young Turks' network. One of the men, named Kelvin, claimed to have met Graham in Arizona in 2001 when he was 17. Graham was known for his staunch opposition to LGBTQ+ rights during his political career.
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Politics Regulators Civil Rights Middle East
Oct 25, 2026, 13:29 UTC
PP Spokesperson Criticizes Sánchez's Management Ahead of Elections
Ester Muñoz, spokesperson for the People's Party (PP), has criticized the management of President Pedro Sánchez ahead of the upcoming general elections. She accused Sánchez of governing only for himself and not for Spaniards, stating that the lives of citizens have worsened under his administration. Muñoz also rejected the idea that the PP wants to cut everything, asserting that the party aims to raise the minimum interprofessional salary and guarantee it by law, exempt from IRPF. Regarding migration policy, she said that only those who come with a work contract will be allowed into Spain, while those who do not will be sent back to their country. In contrast, Minister of Territorial Policy Ángel Víctor Torres has predicted that the PSOE will govern again due to the 'nothingness and emptiness' facing the progressive government's proposals.
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