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    Morena Senator Threatens Journalist Over Report on Colleague

    Morena senator Luis Fernando Salazar threatened journalist Enrique Acevedo of N+ after the outlet published an investigation alleging potential agreements between Baja California Senator Julieta Ramírez and U.S. authorities. Salazar initially wrote on X, 'We're going after you for being a vulgar liar, you're a disgrace, you should be ashamed.' Later, he apologized but minimized his aggression. The incident sparked condemnation from fellow senators, political parties, and journalists, with calls for Salazar to be sanctioned.
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    Lula Warns Against US Interference in Brazilian Elections

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) has spoken out against potential US interference in Brazil's upcoming elections. During a campaign speech in Teresina, Piaui, Lula stated that he does not accept the possibility of the United States influencing Brazil's elections. He specifically mentioned that he expects 'the electoral court not to want to cheat,' although it's unclear if he was referring to the Superior Electoral Court. Lula's statements come amidst recent diplomatic tensions between Brazil and the US, including the revocation of the Brazilian ambassador's visa in Washington. Lula has previously spoken to US President Donald Trump about this issue, emphasizing that Brazil's electoral process should be resolved by Brazilians themselves.
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    Jimmy Kimmel Moves Talarico Interview to YouTube Due to FCC Threats

    Jimmy Kimmel announced that his interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, originally scheduled to air on ABC, will now be released exclusively on YouTube. Kimmel cited threats from the FCC, led by Trump appointee Brendan Carr, as the reason for the change. This decision comes amidst ongoing tensions between ABC and the FCC, with ABC suing the agency in August over license renewal threats. Kimmel expressed concern for ABC affiliates, particularly in Texas, and encouraged viewers to register to vote.
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