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Top Prensa Latina News

French Parliament Pushes Forward 2026 Social Security Budget — REUTERS / pwu404

Politics · France

French Parliament Pushes Forward 2026 Social Security Budget

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

Kremlin adviser says Putin and US envoy Witkoff understand each other — REUTERS / FES376

Politics · Russia

Kremlin adviser says Putin and US envoy Witkoff understand each other

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

The Kremlin's top foreign policy adviser said on Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff have achieved a level of understanding that made their discussions "truly friendly".See the Story

Sheinbaum leads event marking seven years of transformation in Mexico

AMLO · Mexico City

Sheinbaum leads event marking seven years of transformation in Mexico

Coverage: 5 sources

“First, the achievements, the victories of the Mexican people in these seven years. Where are we going? Where is the Fourth Transformation headed? Why do we have to keep fighting?” the president said in response to a question about the main themes of her message. The head of the Executive Branch remembered that before Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (2018-2024) took office, marking the beginning of this process, the movement she now leads was fighti…See the Story

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