Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, accepted the results of the legislative elections held in this South American nation, in which opposition forces obtained a parliamentary majority.»
Venezuelans Elect Parliament Members this Sunday
Two hours after opening more than 14,000 voting centers, the parliamentarian elections in Venezuela are in progress in total normalcy, asserted today the National Electoral Council (CNE).»
Venezuelan Left Coalition Supported by Social Sectors
The Great Patriotic Pole (GPP) coalition approaches legislative elections on Sunday with the support from different social sectors and the grass roots»
Pope Francis Arrives in Kenya on First Africa Tour
Pope Francis arrived today in Kenya and was received by President Uhruru Kenyatta and Cardinal John Njue, among other local civilian and religious authorities.»
Mauricio Macri Elected New President of Argentina
Conservative candidate Mauricio Macri won 2.8 percent of votes in Argentina, which has turned right after 12 years of a national popular project.»
French Police Continue Home Searches after Attacks
The French police have conducted hundreds of raids, arrests and weapon requisitions since the terrorist attacks in the capital little more than seven days ago.»
Maduro, Correa Present Oil Stabilization Plan in Saudi Arabia Summit
Venezuelan president, along with leaders from Ecuador and Algeria, will deliver a proposal on stabilizing the international price of crude in Saudi Arabia.»
Devastating Earthquake Affects Afghanistan, Pakistan and India
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake rattled regions in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as northern India and parts of the capital New Delhi, whose effects have left at least 100 dead, Reuters reports.»
Argentineans Vote in a Normal Country, Says Cristina Fernández
Argentineans vote in a normal country, with no crisis, said today President Cristina Fernández, after voting in Río Gallegos, in southern province of Santa Cruz.»
Argentinians to Elect Authorities in 11 Provinces on Sunday
Besides the president, vice president, senators and national deputies, Argentinians will elect on Sunday the governors and other authorities in 11 of the 24 provinces in the country.»
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