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Libre News of The World Express Edition. Thursday The 31st of October 2024
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On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we explore key stories from around the globe. In Canada, officials discuss the potential end of Daylight Saving Time, considering health impacts and coordination with nearby regions. In the U.S., heightened security surrounds polling sites ahead of the election, with immigration policies’ economic impacts sparking debate. In Central America, Honduras and El Salvador intensify anti-gang operations after recent violence. In the Caribbean, Jamaica’s government advances eco-tourism and cultural projects to strengthen the economy. Meanwhile, Brazil’s President Lula focuses on inflation control and support for small businesses, and Argentina’s new administration aims to stabilize inflation with sweeping reforms.
In Asia, the ADB forecasts slower growth due to China’s real estate challenges, while Australia prepares for floods with enhanced readiness plans. Europe’s ECB warns of a slowdown driven by inflation, Norway invests in hydrogen energy for sustainability, and Italy rolls out new policies to manage rising immigration. Iceland is drafting policies to balance surging tourism with environmental preservation. In the Middle East, rising tensions between Israel and Gaza lead to calls for de-escalation. Ukraine’s forces report progress in retaking occupied territories, and India’s Supreme Court is reviewing landmark privacy legislation.
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