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Netanyahu says 'serious suspicions' of foreign interference in vote

Netanyahu says 'serious suspicions' of foreign interference in vote Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that there are "serious suspicions" of foriegn interference in the Israeli elections after his Likud party suffered resounding defeats in the recent vote. "There are serious suspicions that foreign states have spent considerable sums to influence the outcome of the elections in Israel," Netanyahu said in a video posted on social media. He blamed "extremist Islam" for…

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Paraguay opposition seeks president’s removal over banking crisis

The Paraguayan opposition has filed a motion to remove President Santiago Pena due to his alleged ties to Ueno Bank, which was recently seized by the Central Bank, leaving millions of depositors without access to their funds. The motion, backed by 35 opposition lawmakers, will be debated in Congress, where a minimum of 53 votes is needed for it to proceed to the Senate. This crisis affects nearly half of Paraguay's population, with the Central Bank citing a severe capital shortfall as the reason for the bank's takeover.

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