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Right-Wing Opposition Leader Loses Bid to Form New Spanish Government

Clearing the way for acting PM Pedro Sánchez to win four more years in power. He will need to win the support of two Catalan parties.

The latest two priests in Nicaragua abducted by men in civilian clothes are Julio Ricardo Norori and Ivan Centeno

Rivera’s arrest occurred around 8:30 in the morning on Friday, September 29, after a raid without a warrant on his home in the city of Bilwi.

Today’s featured band is Bronx River Parkway from New York, U.S., with the song “Nora Se Va” from the album “San Sebastian 152” (2008).

The murders happened as massive Indigenous-led protests erupted across Bolivia against a proposed pipeline in what was known as the Gas War.

Deb Vinski from Canada took our photo of the day: “Wading Bird Fishing in Waterloo Park”, in Ontario, Canada.

TS Philippe continues its slow advance westward today. It does not pose a danger to Cuba, it is only of interest for navigation in the area.

In the Netherlands, a massive climate protest is in its 20th day as activists blockade a major highway. Over 6,000 people have been arrested.

President Chaves said he’s ordered the deportation of those who “behave badly,” and warned of the increase in migrants heading north.

The plaintiffs say Amazon illegally uses “punitive and coercive tactics to unlawfully maintain its monopolies”.