Brasilia, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El presidente del Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) de Brasil, Edson Fachin, ordenó hoy archivar tres investigaciones vinculadas al expediente conocido como caso de las noticias falsas, abierto en 2019.
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Santo Domingo, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) Las fuertes precipitaciones provocadas por una vaguada que afecta hoy a República Dominicana no impidieron que bioanalistas jubilados acudieran al Palacio Nacional para reclamar mejores pensiones.
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Santo Domingo, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El aumento del pago de intereses de la deuda pública amenaza hoy con reducir los recursos disponibles para la inversión estatal y los programas sociales en República Dominicana, advirtió el economista Juan Temístocles Montás.
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San Salvador, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El Tribunal Tercero contra el Crimen Organizado de San Salvador, El Salvador, condenó a 30 años de privación de libertad a 62 miembros de la estructura criminal Barrio 18 de la facción Sureños, informó hoy Centros Judiciales.
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Managua, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) La directora de la Agencia Federal Médico-Biológica de Rusia (AFMB), Veronika Skvortsova, destacó hoy los avances de la cooperación biofarmacéutica con Nicaragua y el papel estratégico del Instituto Latinoamericano de Biotecnología Mechnikov.
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Santo Domingo, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El Movimiento Popular Dominicano (MPD) llamó hoy a las organizaciones de izquierda del país a emprender un proceso de reorganización y fortalecimiento de sus vínculos con los sectores populares.
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Brasilia, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) La Policía Federal (PF) de Brasil alertó sobre riesgos concretos de que el senador Flávio Bolsonaro abandonara el país y citó sospechas sobre fondos vinculados al exbanquero Daniel Vorcaro, informó hoy el portal G1.
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San Salvador, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El ministro de Obras Públicas y Transporte de El Salvador, Romeo Herrera, presentó hoy ante la Comisión de Hacienda de la Asamblea Legislativa el proyecto de presupuesto de mil 57 millones de dólares para el año 2027.
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Bogotá, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) La capital de Colombia se alista hoy para la celebración del Festival Carranguero los días 7 y 8 de noviembre con presentaciones gratuitas de grupos como Los Rolling Ruanas, Los Fiesteros de Boyacá y Rumbambuquiando.
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La Habana, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) Los Vegueros de Pinar del Río extendieron hoy su dominio en la 65 Serie Nacional de Béisbol, mientras las Avispas de Santiago de Cuba defendieron la cima oriental ante el empuje de sus perseguidores.
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On Tuesday, Didier Guerin, the president of the honorary chamber of the French Supreme Court, expressed doubts about the possibility that far-right leader Marine Le Pen could run in the 2027 presidential elections following her conviction for misappropriation of European Parliament funds.
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In an interview published by Le Monde, Guerin, who presided over the Supreme Court’s criminal chamber between 2014 and 2017, said she will not be able to run in the April-May elections if the appeal in cassation of the sentence handed down on appeal against Le Pen succeeds.
According to his thesis, if the Supreme Court annuls the appeal verdict, the ruling issued at first instance on March 31, 2025, will apply, which sentenced the far-right leader to two years of house arrest and five years of ineligibility with preventive application.
Le Pen was convicted of misappropriation of European Parliament funds, after having paid party workers and even domestic employees with European funds intended for parliamentary assistants.
Guerin considers that an appeal to the Supreme Court annuls the appeal judgment and imposes the first-instance sentence, so that de facto Le Pen is ineligible.
Le Pen launched her candidacy after the appeals court reduced the sentence to one year of house arrest and only 15 months of ineligibility, which she has already served.
Guerin affirms that the jurisprudence of the court to which he belongs supports his theory, contrary to what other jurists think, including the chief prosecutor of the Supreme Court, Remy Heitz.
The Supreme Court magistrate notes that the only possibility Le Pen has to run in the 2027 elections is, paradoxically, for the court to reject the appeals of the sentence and confirm her conviction.
If the Supreme Court’s decision is delayed beyond March 26, 2027, the deadline for validating candidacies for the first round on April 28, the far-right candidate will not be able to seek her fourth run for the Elysee, according to Guerin.
Marine #LePen is betting on public anger over rising prices, unrest, and immigration to propel her presidential bid, promising tougher borders and a sweeping return to law and order in France.https://t.co/inACuFz4DA
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) October 25, 2026
Le Pen Fights Back
For her part, Le Pen has filed a complaint with the French Superior Council of the Judiciary against Judge Guerin over his statements about her ineligibility, considering that they violate magistrates’ duty of discretion and contain evaluations of a political nature, according to a statement from her six lawyers.
The lawyers of the far-right leader maintain that his interpretation contradicts current law on the provisional execution of sentences and the effects of judicial appeals.
They also note that the attorney general of the Supreme Court has defended a position contrary to that expressed by Guerin.
The statement also questions that an honorary magistrate publicly comments on a judicial decision of his own and considers future political scenarios, including the possibility that her candidacy be prevented or that she be removed if elected.
For this reason, Le Pen has asked the Superior Council of the Judiciary to remind Guerin of his ethical obligations, considering that his statements exceed the legal sphere and could compromise the image of the judicial institution.
teleSUR/ JF
Source: EFE
With a historic turnout of close to 75%, Israelis turned out in the first election held after the start of the genocide in Gaza in October 2023.
The first projections from Israel’s election signal a shift in the balance of power. The opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot prevailed by a narrow margin over PM Netanyahu’s coalition in Israel’s first election since the October 2023 attacks, according to polls circulated after the ballot box was closed.
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Data from the Central Election Commission and projections from local TV channels 11, 12, and 13 agree that none of the dominant blocs has the 61 seats required to form a government in the 120-seat parliament.
The three main exit polls, published after voting closed at 10 P.M. local time, placed Eisenkot’s bloc at 52 to 53 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, against 50 for Netanyahu’s right-wing alliance.
The result opens a period of uncertain negotiations over who will form the next government, with neither side having reached the required majority in parliament (Knesset).
BREAKING: Early exit poll results are showing Netanyahu’s coalition and the opposition coalition both falling short of the seats needed for a majority.
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) October 27, 2026
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Parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won more seats than his coalition in Tuesday’s parliamentary election, though Likud Party remained the most-voted party, and neither bloc reached the 61 seats needed to govern in the 120-seat Knesset.
Neither candidate can yet claim a clear path to 61. Netanyahu can argue that he heads the largest single party, while Eisenkot can point to the larger bloc.
That calculation gives the Arab-led lists unusual weight in the coming negotiations. For years the established Jewish parties have treated these alliances as off-limits partners. The projections may now force a reconsideration, because neither side appears able to reach a majority without them.
BREAKING: Israeli elections have ended and the exit polls are in. All three Israeli channels have Netanyahu's bloc at 50. Eisenkot's bloc is at 52 or 53. The Arab parties are at 17 or 18, the most seats they have ever won.
— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) October 27, 2026
Likud finished first with 24 or 25. Yashar is second… pic.twitter.com/26FRBxyRco
The two Israeli Arab parties that emerged as potential arbiters of the contest won between 17 and 18 seats according to the polls in the ballot box, a figure higher than expected. Both said that they would support Eisenkot to some extent, having mobilized their voters to help displace Netanyahu, whom they consider an “existential threat” in the event of a new term.
Both Netanyahu and Eisenkot have so far ruled out any formal alliance with Arab parties. However, these could allow Eisenkot to form a minority government by backing him from outside the coalition, or even abstaining in the Knesset vote to install the next government.
As the count continues, the next move belongs to the Israeli President, who must decide whom to invite first to try to assemble a coalition.
Any path to a majority now appears to run through the Arab parties. That reality will test whether the traditional Jewish bloc is willing to negotiate across a line it has long treated as closed.
The final tally will determine whether Eisenkot can turn his central role into a governing coalition, or whether Netanyahu finds another route to remain in power.
If, after all the negotiations, no one manages to form a majority, a new election would be called on March and the process would repeat. During that period, Netanyahu’s government would remain in a caretaker role. Public services would not be affected, but the government would lack the authority to push through major policy changes.
Israel’s most recent national election, held in November 2022, was the fifth in three and a half years, and even a new round might not resolve the country’s political deadlock. That election, returned Likud party to power with a 64-seat coalition.
The most likely scenario now is a prolonged negotiation or even new elections in the coming months. Until a government forms, Netanyahu’s administration would remain in office as a caretaker, unable to advance major policy changes.
The narrow margin leaves the next coalition in doubt. With neither side reaching 61 seats, both leaders will likely push to assemble a governing majority, a process that has repeatedly convulsed Israeli politics in recent years.
The Central Election Committee began counting ballots after polling stations closed and will release partial results overnight. Official tallies often diverge from exit poll projections, leaving the final composition of the Knesset uncertain for days.
Ciudad de Guatemala, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El pedalista local Wilson Chonay, del Team Hino, demostró hoy sus condiciones al ganar su segunda etapa, pero Cristian Rico, del NU Colombia, tomó el liderato de la 65 Vuelta Ciclística Internacional a Guatemala.
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On Oct. 27 and 28, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) holds, for the 34th time, a debate and vote on a resolution presented by Cuba titled “Necessity of Ending the Economic, Commercial and Financial Blockade Imposed by the United States of America Against Cuba.”
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On Tuesday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. government of lying “in a crude and permanent manner” to the countries represented at the UNGA.
“With its crude lies at the UNGA, the U.S. government has launched a new desperate attempt to justify its economic aggression against Cuba and its criminal energy blockade,” he said, lashing out at U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz and criticizing his “arrogance and haughtiness.”
“He forgets that he is at the United Nations. He is not at the U.S. National Security Council, in a Green Beret unit, or in a Signal group, where he has repeatedly demonstrated his incompetence and inability,” Rodriguez stated.
The Cuban diplomat said Waltz’s remarks before the General Assembly “are part of a media circus, threats and an election campaign” to which Washington “devotes substantial financial and human resources.”
“There is no justification for maintaining the act of collective punishment to which the Cuban people are subjected,” Rodriguez stressed.
#Cuba | Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez confronts U.S. representatives at the UN General Assembly, invoking Rule 71 to reject accusations against Cuba during discussions on Washington's economic blockade.#UNGA #BrunoRodriguez #USBlockade #teleSUREnglish pic.twitter.com/BK8ZNXgKWT
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) October 27, 2026
Waltz Seeks to Put a Positive Spin on the U.S. Blockade
During his address, Waltz called on countries to vote against the text presented by Cuba, arguing that doing otherwise would contribute “to the mistreatment of the Cuban people.”
He also accused Cuban authorities of using the annual UN resolutions against the blockade as though they were international endorsements of the revolutionary government.
On Wednesday, more than 30 countries are expected to deliver speeches before the vote on the 34th resolution concerning the blockade against Cuba.
Since 1992, Cuba has presented this nonbinding resolution annually. In 2025, it received 165 votes in favor, seven against and 12 abstentions.
teleSUR/ JF
Source: EFE
Brasilia, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El empresario mexicano Simón Levy afirmó hoy que el senador Flávio Bolsonaro llegó a Estados Unidos, aunque ninguna autoridad oficial confirmó su arribo ni la supuesta operación para trasladarlo, difundieron medios brasileños de prensa.
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