
El presidente argentino Javier Milei viajará el 19 de octubre a España para apoyar a partidos de derecha en las elecciones anticipadas del 29 de noviembre, en su séptimo viaje al país desde que asumió la presidencia, según fuentes gubernamentales citadas por medios argentinos.
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Javier Milei asumió la presidencia argentina y ya ha realizado seis viajes a España. Las elecciones anticipadas en España fueron convocadas para el 29 de noviembre.
El presidente argentino, Javier Milei, viajará el 19 de octubre a España para apoyar a los partidos de derecha en la campaña de las elecciones anticipadas convocadas para el 29 de noviembre. Este será su séptimo viaje a nuestro país desde que asumió la Presidencia.
La convocatoria electoral en España fue uno de los temas tratados este lunes en la renión de Gabinete mantenida en la Casa Rosada, sede del Gobierno argentino, junto con el resultado de la primera vuelta de las elecciones en Brasil.
Fuentes gubernamentales citadas por diferentes medios argentinos han explicado que Milei ha decidido viajar a Madrid para "una serie de actividades" que no se han concretado, pero se espera que aproveche para confrontar con el Ejecutivo de Pedro Sánchez y respalde a sus socios ideológicos.
Milei apoyará así probablemente a su amigo y líder de Vox, Santiago Abascal, con quien comparte mayor afinidad ideológica, aunque también podría respaldar al PP.
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Javier Milei expresará públicamente su apoyo a Santiago Abascal o al PP durante su visita a Madrid
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The Secretary of State for Health, Javier Padilla, confirms that the Ministry of Health is working to approve three key royal decrees before November 30: the one on tobacco with limits on nicotine and flavorings, the one that eliminates 24-hour guards for residents and the one on the statutes of the State Public Health Agency, while he regrets that several bills, such as the Universality Bill and the Framework Statute, decline with the dissolution of the Cortes.

After months of tough confrontations, PP and Vox have softened their mutual rhetoric and highlight their agreements in autonomous communities on issues such as immigration, although they maintain differences in solutions for Spain, according to statements by their leaders Ignacio Garriga and Santiago Abascal.

Thousands of people participated in a demonstration for the right to housing in Barcelona, organized by the Sindicat de Llogateres de Catalunya, which ended with police charges after incidents with thrown objects and burning containers. The protest sought to promote a general strike for housing before the November 29 elections.

Flávio Bolsonaro, senator and eldest son of Jair Bolsonaro, obtained 47% of valid votes in the first round of Brazil's presidential elections, surpassing Lula's 45%. He arrives as a favorite in the second round on October 25. His advantage is based on the low probability that the votes of other candidates will migrate to Lula, whose establishment image makes it difficult to attract new support, especially among young people. The corruption scandal involving audios with Daniel Vorcaro temporarily affected his voting intention, but he recovered due to polarization based on fear and rejection of the other side. The Bolsonaro family won multiple seats in Congress, interpreted as a verdict against Jair Bolsonaro's conviction for the 2022 coup attempt. Flávio has promised amnesty for his father and other convicts, which could reverse the democratic example that Brazil has represented. A victory for Bolsonaro would be seen in Washington as a strategic victory for Trump to expand his influence in Latin America, although structural alignment with the US is unlikely due to strong economic ties with China, which exceed $500 billion in regional trade and position Brazil as a larger exporter to China than to the US and the EU combined.

Former president José María Aznar has warned that the general elections scheduled for November 29 are 'historic and transcendental' and that if Pedro Sánchez manages to form a government, the constitutional system, the unity of Spain and the Monarchy as it is known would end, inevitably leading to the Republic. He also criticized the grandchildren law for attempting to alter the electoral roll.

Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of Barcelona to demand a general strike for housing, called by groups such as the Sindicat de Llogateres, the PAH and the Sindicat d'Habitatge Socialista, with the support of CCOO, UGT and CGT. The demonstration, initially planned for L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, was redirected to the Arc del Triomf due to the large influx. The organizers link the protest to the announcement of early elections by Pedro Sánchez and criticize the housing decrees as insufficient measures to address the structural crisis of access to housing.