
President Donald Trump announced that the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan, convicted of the Fort Hood shooting, will not be broadcast live, bowing to the concerns of those who would prefer not to witness the event visually.
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Nidal Hasan was convicted of murdering 13 soldiers at the Fort Hood military base, Texas.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has decided to cancel the live broadcast of the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hassan, convicted of killing 13 soldiers in a shootout at the Fort Hood military base in Texas. "He will die, as planned, by firing squad, but this event will not be broadcast live," the Republican president wrote in a message published on his Truth Social account.
"I believe that broadcasting the execution live for everyone to see could have been a strong deterrent for the world to witness how the United States treats terrorists and scum like Hasan, but many very good and well-intentioned people would prefer not to see him die, either by live broadcast or by any other visual means," the president said in Truth Social.

President Donald Trump has canceled the streaming broadcast of the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted of the Fort Hood massacre in 2009. The decision reverses the initial proposal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, after widespread criticism.

The Central Electoral Board has opened a sanctioning file against Pedro Sánchez for alleged allusions to government achievements during a press conference in La Moncloa on October 6, contravening article 50.2 of the Electoral Law after a complaint from the PP.

President Donald Trump announced that the execution by firing squad of the perpetrator of a shooting at a US military base will not be televised, reversing a previous proposal by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The Central Electoral Board has initiated a sanctioning file against President Pedro Sánchez following a complaint from the PP, which described a press conference held at the Moncloa Palace after the call for elections as a "rally."

The Popular Party promises to revalue pensions with the CPI while proposing structural reforms for their sustainability. The Government, for its part, plans to approve the increase by decree after the elections, accusing the opposition of hiding cuts.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has assured in Brussels that pensions will be updated in accordance with the CPI and has labeled Pedro Sánchez as disqualified. In addition, it has asked the EU for a greater presence of Frontex in Ceuta and has proposed Pablo Hernández de Cos for the ECB.