París, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El máximo dirigente de La Francia Insumisa (LFI), Jean-Luc Mélenchon, llamó hoy a nunca perdonar ni mirar para el lado con el racismo, al intervenir en un acto en el barrio de Courneuve, en Saint-Denis.
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Caracas, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) La presidenta encargada de Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, declaró hoy que el proceso de diálogo que se adelanta en el país es algo muy serio.
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Santiago de Chile, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) Los Ministerios de Hacienda y Energía de Chile exigieron hoy a la Empresa Nacional de Petróleo (Enap) colaborar en la investigación por la excesiva emisión de azufre en la refinería Aconcagua, de la región de Valparaíso.
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Lima, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) En un clima de tensión mundial signado entre otros factores por las elecciones que tendrán lugar en la tierra de Abraham Lincoln el próximo martes 3 de noviembre; el miércoles 28 de octubre la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas hablará al mundo.
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Buenos Aires, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) La creadora Preve Films anunció hoy que el documental “Un precio que tenemos que pagar”, dirigido por el cineasta argentino Ricardo Preve, participará en la Competencia Internacional del 41mo Festival Internacional de Cine de Mar del Plata.
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Basilea, Suiza, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El tenis latinoamericano tuvo hoy una jornada aciaga en la primera ronda del torneo de Basilea, con los reveses de los argentinos Juan Manuel Cerúndolo y Mariano Navone. Cerúndolo perdió ante el alemán Daniel Altmaier por 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (4/7) y 4-6, y Navone frente al monegasco Valentin Vacherot en dos sets 3-6 y 6-7 (4/7).
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Santo Domingo, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) La Campaña Dominicana de Solidaridad con Cuba demandó hoy el fin del bloqueo económico y energético de Estados Unidos contra la isla, al denunciar los daños que causa a las familias y a las relaciones comerciales con otros países.
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Early voting opened on October 26 across Washington D.C. and will run through every district until Sunday, November 1.
Residents who missed the online or mail registration deadline can still register directly at the polling center. That same-day registration requires a valid, recent proof of address, such as an official identification, a utility bill or a bank statement issued within the past ninety days.
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District law also lets non-citizen residents who meet age and local residency requirements vote in municipal elections. They receive a separate ballot limited to district offices, including the Council, the Board of Education and the Advisory Neighborhood Commissions.
In neighboring Maryland, the early voting period runs through Thursday, October 29, with centers open daily from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. local time. Voters there can also register the same day by showing a document that proves their current address.
Election authorities detailed the rules for those who prefer mail ballots or official drop boxes before the November 3 general vote. In Washington D.C., ballots must carry that date’s postmark or be deposited before 8 P.M.
Maryland set Tuesday, October 27, as the cutoff for requesting printed ballots at each county’s local offices.
Voters who miss the October 27 request deadline in Maryland can still cast a ballot in person during the early window or on November 3. The mail route, however, closes at that point for printed ballots.
The midterm cycle has produced a sharp rise in early participation. As of October 25, more than 23 million people had voted early nationwide, up from the 15 million recorded in 2022.
After two years marked by unilateral decisions, a hardline stance on immigration, rising living costs and involvement in the war against Iran, Donald Trump’s administration now faces a ballot test that could strip Republicans of their absolute control of Congress.
All 435 seats in the House of Representatives are being contested. Republicans hold 218 seats against 214 for the Democrats, along with two vacancies and one independent seat occupied by Kevin Kiley after his departure from the Republican Party. That narrow margin leaves the chamber within reach for the opposition, and the surge in early ballots is being read as a measure of how much ground the ruling party could lose.
The early vote will keep building through the final weekend before November 3, when the full contours of the midterm electorate will emerge.
Santo Domingo, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) La preservación del patrimonio religioso y cultural de República Dominicana recibe hoy un nuevo impulso con la reparación del campanario de la iglesia San Juan Bautista, en Bayaguana, provincia de Monte Plata.
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La Habana, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) Santiago de Cuba noqueó hoy 10-0 a Granma y aprovechó la derrota de Las Tunas para recuperar el liderato en solitario de la Zona Oriental de la Serie Nacional de Béisbol.
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Brasilia, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El diputado brasileño André Janones se puso hoy a disposición de la izquierda mundial para combatir a la extrema derecha, tras recibir elogios del expresidente colombiano Gustavo Petro.
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Quito, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) La bancada legislativa de la Revolución Ciudadana (RC), principal fuerza de oposición de Ecuador, denunció hoy un intento del Gobierno de Daniel Noboa de criminalizar a sus dirigentes mediante acusaciones con fines electorales.
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Luanda, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) El Gobierno de Angola propuso hoy un incremento salarial en la función pública del 10 por ciento para 2027, pero algunos dirigentes sindicales señalan está por debajo de lo acordado en 2024.
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Donald Trump framed Benjamin Netanyahu’s return to power as a condition for finishing the offensive against Iran. “We have to finish the job we started,” he wrote on his social media, aiming the appeal squarely at Israeli voters three days before the legislative elections.
The U.S. President returned to an October 18 letter in which he called Netanyahu an “exceptional Prime Minister warrior” and praised their joint record in military operations.
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As everyone knows, including the enemy, Bibi and I have had a great relationship to win together,” Trump stated, holding up Operation Epic Fury as proof of their cooperation.
Trump asserted that Iran had lost its navy and its air force and that its economy had fallen into a “state of chaos.” He placed inflation at 301% and claimed a naval blockade had stopped oil exports. Two tiers of Iranian leadership, military and civilian, had been eliminated, he added.
‘Netanyahu has done a VERY GOOD JOB as prime minister under very trying conditions’ — Trump pic.twitter.com/4VQJ2fR3mJ
— RT Intl (@RT_on_X) October 26, 2026
In the October 18 letter, Trump described the Israeli leader as a “Great Warrior Prime Minister” and an “even greater partner for peace.” His latest post closed with an open call for Netanyahu’s reelection in the middle of the Iran offensive.
The appeal marks another attempt by the White House to steer another nation’s vote. It also arrives as Washington and Tel Aviv face sustained protests over the war on the Gaza Strip, where Israel’s conduct has been denounced as a policy of extermination.
Netanyahu and Trump met in Washington amid protests against the genocide in Gaza, and Trump has framed their alliance as a shared military project. Trump’s latest intervention draws Washington deeper into a vote that will decide not only Israel’s leadership but also the regional balance.
BREAKING: President Trump issues a second statement endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) October 25, 2026
This marks the first time a US President has publicly endorsed a candidate in the Israeli elections. pic.twitter.com/t4l0qtj3hi
The endorsement lands days before more than seven million voters renew the 120 seats of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament. Surveys project a fragmented legislature in which no bloc secures the 61 seats required to form a government. The threshold has rarely yielded a stable majority in recent cycles, and this campaign has only deepened the fragmentation.
That arithmetic has lifted the leverage of Israel’s Arab parties and pulled tens of thousands of expatriates back home to cast ballots. It has also sharpened a parallel demand for accountability.
On Saturday, tens of thousands of people marched in Tel Aviv to demand an independent state commission of inquiry into the October 7, 2023 Israeli attack. Organizers stressed that the gathering was civic in nature and did not endorse any party or candidacy.
The opposition bloc led by former army chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot is pressing for that independent commission. Netanyahu opposes the measure, while his supporters highlight his record on national security and regional operations. Neither camp has stopped to examine Israel’s conduct and its policy of extermination against the Gaza Strip.
Tuesday’s vote will determine whether Netanyahu secures the mandate Trump is urging. With no bloc near a majority, coalition negotiations are expected to follow, and the outcome will shape both Israel’s next government and the course of the Iran campaign.
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