Haiti postpones the first round of the presidential and legislative elections to July 2027 amid a security crisis and political instability.
Bukele and the Haitian prime minister strengthen military coordination to rescue four Salvadoran soldiers kidnapped by gangs in Haiti.
A federal U.S. judge rejects the Trump administration’s attempt to block 20,000 mail-in votes in California before the midterm elections.
Russia criticizes British warnings about a possible conflict and accuses London of sowing alarm to justify military spending.
Trump accuses Mary Peltola of orchestrating electoral fraud in Alaska with a candidate who shares the same name as Dan Sullivan and calls for her to be prosecuted.
Macron acknowledges a "failure of anticipation" in the October 17 riots, rules out cutting networks, and defends economic agreements and educational reforms.
Nunes Marques defends the normality and security of the elections in Brazil against allegations of fraud and the exile of Flávio Bolsonaro.
Zelenski trusts that the U.S. will close by November 10 a trilateral meeting with Russia and does not rule out changing Abu Dhabi as the venue.
Trump distances himself from Flávio Bolsonaro's self-proclamation as president-elect of Brazil, although he denounces that the former candidate was treated unfairly.
The Police charge against the demonstrators in front of Transportes, called after the serious train accident in Toledo that leaves dozens of dead and injured.
The train drivers' union links the failure of the LZB to the serious accident and warns that operating in degraded mode cannot be normalized.
Flávio Bolsonaro proclaims himself leader of Brazil from his exile in the USA, denounces electoral fraud and announces an opposition abroad against Lula.
Flávio Bolsonaro scales back his self-proclamation: he stops calling himself "true president-elect" and begins presenting himself only as "leader" of Brazil.
Volker Turk urges the next Government of Israel to radically modify its strategy in Gaza and to strictly comply with International Law.
Alphabet earns 25% less in the third quarter of 2026 despite the strong advance in its revenues and the boost from Google Cloud.
Janez Jansa congratulates Netanyahu on his "victory" despite the Likud bloc not reaching the necessary majority to form a government in Israel.
Iberia and Air Europa reinforce their flights with Andalusia and set special measures after the rail accident between an AVE and an Iryo train.
Renfe will activate this Friday an alternative plan in the Madrid-Andalucía corridor after the serious accident in Los Yébenes and the cutoff of the high-speed line.
Microsoft shoots up its quarterly profit by 32% and increases revenue by 18.8%, supported by the strong growth of the Azure and cloud business.
The US confirms that Russia and Ukraine have begun demining the access routes to Oleshki to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid and facilitate evacuations.
The WIF starts in Madrid defending climate resilience, private capital, and innovation as pillars of the future of infrastructure.
Flávio Bolsonaro proclaims himself the true president-elect of Brazil after fleeing to the U.S. and accuses fraud in favor of Lula da Silva.
Figaredo (Vox) blames the Government for the fatal train collision in Toledo and demands its resignation for cutting investment in infrastructure.
Oracle soars on Wall Street after announcing ambitious revenue and cash forecasts through 2030 and confirming a strong increase in its profit.
MSF denounces a brutal increase in violence in Port-au-Prince after the disappearance of four Salvadoran soldiers and the deployment of 1,300 soldiers.
The Argentine opposition demands Quirno and denounces Milei over Flávio Bolsonaro's stop in Argentina before fleeing to the United States.
Binitord Vermut triumphs at the Premis Vinari 2026 as best Balearic vermouth and Palo Moyà reaffirms its title as best Palo de Mallorca.
A new appraisal of the Yanes jewelry store lowers to a little over 1 million the jewels of Zapatero and rekindles the Prosecutor’s suspicions of embezzlement.
Banco Santander completes its 1.825 billion buyback program, cancels 1.03% of capital and raises to 18.8% the accumulated reduction since 2021.
Feijóo suspends the campaign and travels to Urda to follow the command of the railway disaster and demand an independent review of the railway network.
The Fed will reduce its annual interest rate decisions from eight to six starting in 2028, reserving more meetings for internal strategic debate.
The U.S. sanctions an international IT network that finances North Korea’s arms program with support from the EU and several allies.
Adif regulations prevented the AVE from resuming its journey after the LZB failure, but the control center authorized it to travel at normal speed.
Abascal accuses the Government of seeking a scapegoat for the Toledo accident and calls for not believing its version before the November 29 elections.
Sigma Foods cuts profit and sales through September, but improves its cash flow and strengthens its capacity with a new plant in Valencia.
Poland arrests in Warsaw a Ukrainian accused of participating in the sabotage of a Romanian weapons factory that Bucharest attributes to Russia.
Iran hopes to activate in less than a week its seven-day plan to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz, closed since the start of the war.
Frente Amplio will not compete for Congress in Ceuta and Melilla and reduces its presence to 49 constituencies, while strengthening pacts with PSOE and Comuns.
António Guterres declares himself "dismayed" by the train collision in Toledo and sends his condolences to the victims, Spain and its Government.
CSIF demands the resignation of Óscar Puente for singling out an Adif worker after the Urda accident and demands accountability and improvements in safety.
Experts call for clear criteria and speed in genetic studies of breast cancer to improve prevention, treatment and survival.
Melania Trump confirms the start of demining in Russia and Ukraine around Oleshki to allow the safe delivery of aid and possible evacuations.
NGOs and Kenyan victims take the police leadership to the Supreme Court for tolerating political violence that has already left 46 dead ahead of the 2027 elections.
Patricia Bullrich backs the elections in Brazil but accuses the Justice of being used against Flávio Bolsonaro after his flight to the United States.
The main institutions of the EU lower their flags to half-mast in support of Spain after the serious railway accident in Urda, in Toledo.
Podemos halts its pre-campaign for the 29N and cancels Saturday’s event in Madrid with Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián due to mourning after the Ueta accident.
The Fed freezes rates between 3.75% and 4% in the run-up to the midterm elections, without considering the rate-hiking cycle closed.
Health holds a minute of silence for the victims of the railway accident in Toledo and activates emergency resources and an urgent call to donate blood.
Embotelladora Andina increases its profit by 17.1% through September, boosts revenue in all its markets, and strengthens dividend payments.
Frente Amplio will not compete for Congress in Ceuta and Melilla, will maintain only the alliance for the Senate and will stay out of three constituencies in total.