Teherán, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Irán no ha respondido a una carta enviada por el vicepresidente estadounidense, J.D. Vance, sobre una posible reanudación de las negociaciones entre ambos países, informó hoy la agencia semioficial iraní Fars, citando a una fuente de seguridad.

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Adén, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El Aeropuerto Internacional de Adén reanudó sus operaciones habituales hoy, tras permanecer cerrado temporalmente por los daños ocasionados por un ataque con misiles que las autoridades yemeníes atribuyeron al movimiento hutí.

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Riad, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Un buque cisterna fue alcanzado por un proyectil de origen desconocido mientras navegaba por el estrecho de Ormuz, sin que se reportaran heridos entre sus tripulantes, informó hoy la Autoridad de Operaciones Marítimas del Reino Unido (UKMTO).

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Roma, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Trabajadores de los principales puertos de Italia participan hoy en una jornada internacional de huelga y movilización contra el tráfico de armas y la utilización de las instalaciones marítimas para operaciones vinculadas a conflictos bélicos.

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Addis Abeba, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Ministros de comunicación, información, tecnologías de la información y la comunicación instaron a acelerar la implementación de los compromisos digitales continentales y a fortalecer la acción colectiva para avanzar hacia un Mercado Digital Africano Único, se conoció hoy.

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Teherán, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El presidente del Parlamento de Irán, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, afirmó hoy que no habrá avances en las negociaciones con Estados Unidos mientras no exista un acuerdo sobre las condiciones planteadas por Teherán.

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Roma, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Italia vive hoy una jornada de huelga general y movilización nacional, convocada por la Unión Sindical de Base (USB) y respaldada por otras organizaciones gremiales, con iniciativas de protesta en más de 50 ciudades del país.

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Riad, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) La coalición militar liderada por Arabia Saudita anunció hoy la interceptación y destrucción de un dron lanzado hacia la región de La Meca y de un misil de crucero dirigido contra el oeste del reino, acciones que atribuyó al movimiento hutí de Yemen.

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Tel Aviv, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Estados Unidos habría trasladado 10 aviones de carga militar a bases aéreas israelíes en el desierto del Néguev, en medio de versiones sobre una posible nueva confrontación con Irán, informó hoy la Corporación de Radiodifusión de Israel (Kan).

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Ankara, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El presidente de Türkiye, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, afirmó hoy que la solidaridad entre los Estados túrquicos constituye una necesidad estratégica ante las crisis y conflictos internacionales y la falta de justicia y confianza en el sistema mundial.

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A three-kilometer ash plume prompted evacuations within a six-kilometer radius as officials raised the volcano’s alert level to 3.

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Philippine authorities ordered the evacuation of communities within six kilometers of Mayon volcano on Friday after a moderately explosive eruption sent an ash plume 3,000 meters above its crater, prompting warnings of further volcanic activity and possible lava flows.

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The eruption began at 11:53 a.m. local time (03:53 GMT) and lasted nearly six minutes, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs). It generated a dense ash cloud that rose rapidly to 3,000 meters above the summit.

Phivolcs raised Mayon’s alert level to 3 on a five-point scale, warning that the volcano had entered a new phase of magmatic eruption and faced an increased risk of a hazardous event. The agency said lava flows could descend the volcano’s slopes in the coming days or weeks.

Following the eruption, the Albay Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council ordered local authorities to evacuate residents living within a six-kilometer radius of the crater on Friday afternoon.

The Philippines’ Mayon Volcano has erupted, sending ash plumes 3,000 metres above its summit.

Authorities have raised the alert to Level 3, signalling that the volcano has entered a new phase of eruption. pic.twitter.com/45eGH25Hf0

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) October 30, 2026

The directive, signed and shared by the provincial governor, also suspended classes at all educational levels in public and private schools across the affected area until further notice.

Police and military personnel will enforce security measures to prevent access to the danger zone, where all activities have been prohibited.

Authorities also warned residents to remain alert for possible mudflows and avalanches of volcanic material along rivers and streams flowing down the volcano. Phivolcs advised pilots to avoid flying over the summit.

The agency forecast ashfall in Daraga, Camalig and Guinobatan, as well as other communities in Albay province, in the southeastern part of Luzon island.

Mayon is one of the Philippines’ most active volcanoes. The country lies along the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region marked by intense seismic and volcanic activity.

The move comes amid a federal dispute over election oversight and a court ruling blocking efforts to set aside more than 20,000 mail-in ballots.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that he would deploy election lawyers and observers across the state to protect voters’ rights, escalating a confrontation with President Donald Trump’s administration over federal involvement in polling places ahead of the elections.

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The legal teams will be sent to key districts with closely contested races, Newsom said, warning against unauthorized interference in the electoral process.

“A warning to Donald Trump: I’m deploying election lawyers to key battleground districts in California to protect every vote. And I just made it a FELONY to illegally seize ballots,” the Democratic governor wrote on social media platform X.

Newsom also approved legislation making the unlawful seizure of election ballots a felony, establishing criminal penalties for unauthorized interference with ballots.

A warning to Donald Trump:

I’m deploying election lawyers to key battleground districts in California to protect every vote.

And I just made it a FELONY to illegally seize ballots.

— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) October 29, 2026

The measures follow the Trump administration’s announcement that it would deploy federal agents to polling places to prevent potential electoral irregularities. Trump has repeatedly accused California of failing to address alleged voter fraud.

Speaking Wednesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Newsom criticized the administration’s approach, accusing the White House of trying to suppress votes and create grounds to challenge the election results.

He argued that the administration was seeking to create conditions that could later be used to question the outcome and allege fraud.

The dispute has also reached the courts. On Wednesday, a federal judge rejected a Justice Department request to set aside more than 20,000 mail-in ballots cast in California while authorities verified voters’ citizenship.

The judge warned that withholding the ballots would cause widespread disruption and interfere with an electoral process already underway.

California officials had also questioned the reliability of the voter list submitted by the federal government and rejected its request to verify voters’ citizenship before ballots were counted.

The Justice Department confirmed it would appeal the ruling, setting the stage for further legal disputes between federal and state authorities before the election process concludes.

Unions and left-wing groups plan further demonstrations in November, calling for the release of opposition figure Luisa González.

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Nearly 100 people marched through Ecuador’s capital, Quito, on Thursday to protest President Daniel Noboa’s government, launching a new wave of demonstrations ahead of local elections scheduled for Nov. 29.

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Organized by the country’s main trade unions and left-wing political parties, the peaceful march moved through the historic center before reaching the attorney general’s office. Protesters gathered outside the building carrying banners demanding the release of Luisa González, a former presidential candidate and one of the leading opposition figures.

González, who belongs to the political movement associated with former President Rafael Correa, was placed in pretrial detention in a case involving alleged money laundering. Prosecutors accuse her of involvement in the irregular financing of her first presidential campaign in 2023.

Chanting “Out, Noboa, out,” demonstrators also called for improvements to public education and healthcare. Some participants urged voters to cast null ballots in the upcoming local elections.

Natasha Rojas, a politician and activist, described the mobilization as a defense of democracy, civil liberties and the rights of Ecuadorians. She argued that the government was losing public support and warned that its policies would fuel further protests.

Nelson Erazo, president of the Popular Front, accused state institutions, including the attorney general’s office and the comptroller’s office, of being used to target social activists and political leaders.

He said the demonstration brought together groups seeking political change and demanding that Ecuadorians be able to express themselves freely, with guarantees of access to education, healthcare and employment.

Opposition organizations have announced further demonstrations on Nov. 7 and 15, followed by a march alongside feminist groups on Nov. 25 to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Another mobilization is planned for Dec. 10, in coordination with international organizations, to defend human rights.

Managua, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Nicaragua y Türkiye reafirmaron su compromiso de fortalecer la cooperación bilateral durante la celebración del aniversario 103 de la fundación de la República turca, realizada en esta capital, trascendió hoy.

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Addis Abeba, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El secretario general de la Organización Internacional de Policía Criminal (Interpol), Valdecy Urquiza, llegó hoy a Etiopía para una visita oficial de trabajo que fortalecerá la cooperación con instituciones locales.

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Ciudad de Guatemala, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El Tribunal Supremo Electoral (TSE) de Guatemala prevé hoy habilitar cuatro mil 205 centros de votación y conformar 29 mil 500 juntas para las elecciones del próximo año.

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"Una advertencia para Donald Trump: estoy desplegando abogados electorales en distritos clave de California —donde la contienda está muy reñida— para proteger cada voto", escribió Newsom a través de su cuenta en la red social X.

Moscú, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) El desminado de las rutas previstas para una misión humanitaria en la localidad de Aleshki, en la provincia rusa de Jersón, concluyó, informó hoy la comisionada de Derechos Humanos de Rusia, Yana Lantrátova.

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Hanoi, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Los artistas de la Ópera Real de Versalles preparan hoy su segundo concierto en Hanoi titulado Las cuatro estaciones con amor, en un viaje por la música barroca europea en una conjunción de romanticismo y naturaleza.

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Manila, 30 oct (Prensa Latina) Filipinas y Australia examinaron hoy la posibilidad de adquirir de forma conjunta medicamentos y suministros médicos destinados a la atención del VIH, informó el Departamento de Salud de esta nación asiática.

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