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Legislation news — September 29, 2026

Publications tagged with Legislation published on September 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsLegislationAppointmentsPeace

    Peruvian Government Pushes for Legislative Faculties Amidst Political Tension

    The Peruvian government, led by President Keiko Fujimori, is seeking legislative faculties from Congress to strengthen security and mitigate the impact of the El Niño phenomenon. The President of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, has been engaging in dialogues with parliamentary blocs to explain the government's proposal. However, the request has faced resistance, with some politicians questioning its constitutionality and others demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Galarreta due to his perceived threats towards the democratic system.
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  2. WorldLawLegislationMiddle East

    Claudia Macero Returns to Venezuela, Calls for Elections

    Claudia Macero, a key communicator for María Corina Machado's team, returned to Venezuela on September 27th. Upon arrival, she confirmed that she entered without any issues and stressed the urgency of setting a date for presidential elections. Macero also indicated that the opposition leader, María Corina Machado, intends to return to the national territory soon. Macero's return brings hope for a democratic Venezuela and a real electoral process that would allow Venezuelans to choose their future.
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  3. PoliticsExecutiveLegislation

    Andy Burnham to Review Pension Triple Lock for Social Care Funding

    Andy Burnham, the UK Prime Minister, is set to signal his willingness to review the pension triple lock policy in his speech at the Labour Party conference. The triple lock, which ensures the state pension increases annually based on inflation, wage growth, or 2.5%, has been criticized for being unsustainable in the long term. Burnham is expected to suggest reviewing the policy in the party's next manifesto to fund a national care service. The move has sparked debate and concern among party members and the public, with some arguing it's 'electoral suicide'.
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  4. PoliticsLegislationLocal GovPeaceMiddle East

    Zelensky Accused of Potential Massive Corruption by Former UK Ambassador

    Former UK ambassador to Moscow Ian Prude has accused Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky of being the most corrupt leader in the country's history. Prude argues that while corruption was widespread among post-Soviet Ukrainian presidents, Zelensky's access to $350 billion in Western taxpayer funds makes his potential for theft incomparable. Prude made these remarks on a YouTube channel.
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