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Montevideo, May 29th 2023 - 21:25 UTC

General election in Spain in July following the disastrous showing for Socialists in regional voting; Mercosur alert

President Sanchez said he spoke with Spain's King Felipe VI about the decision, and that Parliament would be dissolved later on Monday.

Spain is set to hold an early general election on July 23, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Monday. The announcement comes after Sanchez Socialist Party suffered serious setbacks to the conservative opposition in regional elections held on Sunday.

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Argentina's race against time: Economy Minister seeks Chinese support to stay afloat

Economy Minister Massa and Deputy Máximo Kirchner are traveling aboard the ARG-01 aircraft

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Lula's Summit to gather 11 South American leaders in Brasilia

In addition to the meeting, Lula is expected to have one-on-one encounters with some of his guests

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Uruguayan Presidential Secretary survives serious car crash

The vehicle Delgado was riding turned over probably due to the heavy rain that was falling at the time of the accident

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UK and Brazil sign launching of the Partnership for Green and Inclusive Growth

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly. and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Mr. Mauro Vieira

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The port of Ushuaia under extension construction

Additional funds to continue expanding the port of Ushuaia

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Energy Security Secretary Grant Shapps said: “We have led the world in standing up to Putin’s attempts to use energy as a weapon of war,”

UK marks one year without any imports of Russian gas

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GDP fell by 0.3% for the quarter when adjusted for price and seasonal effects, according to data from the Federal Statistics Office, Destatis.

Germany in technical recession, Eurozone expects zero growth

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“Clean energy is moving fast,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol. “For every dollar invested in fossil fuels, about US$ 1.7 are now going into clean energy.” Photo: EPA-EFE

For the first time, global investment in solar power overtakes investment in fossil fuels, IEA report

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