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• Venezuelan Army bombs ELN border camp, 19 deaths reported · Venezuelan military struck an ELN guerrilla camp, with 19 fatalities reported to AFP
• First Day of the Dead altar installed at New York City Hall · NYC official Zohran Mamdani installed the first Day of the Dead altar at city hall.
• Lydia Camarillo states Latino vote will decide national political futures · Southwest Voter Registration leader says Latino voters will determine national election outcomes
• Democrats Optimistic On Congress Control As Analysts Warn Election Risks · Ahead of US elections, Democrats express optimism while analysts flag disruptive risks.
• Colombian peace process architect Antonio Navarro Wolff dies aged 78 · Former M-19 commander and Colombian politician Antonio Navarro Wolff has died at 78.
• Netanyahu presses Trump to order Iran attack after US midterm elections · Israeli PM Netanyahu urged US President Trump to attack Iran following Tuesday elections.
• Indian Opposition Restarts Protests Demanding Election Chief Resign · Indian opposition parties restarted protests calling for the national election chief to resign.
• Maya Mam Indigenous Person Joins Guatemala Day Of The Dead Horse Race · A Maya Mam indigenous person participates in the annual Ribbon Race for All Saints' Day in Huehuetenango, Guatemala.
• Donald Trump Accuses Zelensky Of Refusing To End War With Russia · US President Donald Trump stated Ukrainian leader Zelensky will not end the Russia war.
• David Brooks: American Curios · David Brooks reflects on the necessity of using 'fascism' and 'socialism' to describe US politics.
• Oil Prices Fall in Asian Markets Amid US Earnings and China Data · Oil prices dropped in Asian markets as investors awaited US corporate earnings and key Chinese economic data.
• Flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna Diverts to Sofia Over Bomb Threat · A flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Sofia due to a bomb threat.
• Lula and Bolsonaro Clash with Personal Attacks Over Policy in TV Debate · Brazilian presidential candidates Lula and Bolsonaro traded personal insults instead of policy proposals in their first televised debate.
• Pope Leo XIV resumes public activities at Saint Peter's Square post surgery · Pope Leo XIV returns to public appearances following lung cancer surgery.
• Saint Petersburg hit by largest Ukrainian drone attack of the war · Saint Petersburg suffered the largest Ukrainian drone attack since the war began.
• Spain's Supreme Court Suspends Voting Rights for 163,000 Descendants of Republican Exiles · Spain's Supreme Court temporarily suspended voting rights for 163,000 descendants of Spanish Republican exiles following a lawsuit by Vox and Iustitia Europa.
• Riots and Police Repression Continue in Italy and Albania · Protests against rising living costs in Italy turned violent with police confrontations and looting.
• Chilean police disperse protesters marking 2019 social uprising anniversary · Chilean police suppressed demonstrators marking seven years since the 2019 social unrest.
• WFP cuts Gaza food assistance by half over funding shortage · UN World Food Programme will halve food aid deliveries in Gaza due to lack of funding.
• Macron urges calm in France after deadly riots and 2,397 arrests · French President Emmanuel Macron called for calm following deadly nationwide riots and thousands of arrests.
• Houthi forces strike Yemen presidential palace, 5 killed, PM safe · Iran-backed Houthis attacked Yemen's Aden presidential palace, killing 5 people.
• Israel Vetoes Private Goods Entry to Gaza Over Hamas Tariff Accusations · Israel blocked private goods entering Gaza, accusing Hamas of extortion, which Hamas denied.
• US sanctions Cuba's BICSA bank over alleged Iran ties · The United States imposed economic sanctions on Cuba's BICSA bank due to alleged connections with Iran.
• Thousands march in Buenos Aires demanding public university funding · Students and teachers marched in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei's cuts to public education funding.
• Ecuador President Orders 72-Hour Power Cuts to Prevent Blackouts · Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa mandated 9,000+ businesses disconnect from power for 72 hours to prevent household blackouts.
• Mark Carney claims US intends to undermine Canada amid trade tensions · Canadian PM Mark Carney warned Alberta against separation, alleging US seeks control over Canada.
• Albanian protesters clash with police over Jared Kushner real estate project · Student-led protesters clash with Albanian police for third day over Kushner development
• Leaked Audio Shows Bolivian Official Discussing Attacks on Evo Morales · Leaked audio reveals a Bolivian official discussing government actions against ex-president Evo Morales.
• 10,000 Madrid Teachers Protest for Labor Improvements · Ten thousand teachers in Madrid staged a demonstration demanding better contracts and public education funding.
• 16-Year-Old Shooter Kills 3 Children and Teacher at Oregon School · A 16-year-old student killed three children and a teacher at an Oregon elementary school before being shot by a bystander.