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When will the new Parliament be constituted and the Government formed? These are the legal deadlines
The session is convened by the president of the National Assembly from the previous parliamentary term and must be held no later than 30 days after the election results are officially announced. Once the mandates of at least two-thirds of all members of parliament have been confirmed, the new National Assembly is considered constituted, and the mandate of the previous parliamentary term comes to an end.
The deadline for constituting the National Assembly is 30 days from the publication of the final election results. The deadline for forming a new government is 90 days from the constitution of the National Assembly
Lulaâs Victory Is Breath of Fresh Air for Latin America: Sheinbaum
âVery happy about Lulaâs victory in Brazil. Many, many congratulations to President Lula and the people of Brazil. It is a breath of fresh air for Latin America and the Caribbean. We are very, very happy,â Sheinbaum said during her morning news conference.
Her remarks came a day after the Mexican president congratulated Lula through her social media accounts, celebrating the election result with the message: âLong live democracy, the people of Brazil won. Congratulations, President Lula!â
Arab Israeli voters are essential to Israelâs democratic future – opinion
Therefore, we all â proud Jewish Zionist Israelis included â must encourage this part of the population â full citizens of the Jewish State of Israel â to exercise not only their lawful right to vote but their lawful right to sit in the Knesset, be in the governing coalition, and serve as government ministers. And we must accept them with open arms when they âflockâ to do so.
This is the only viable, sustainable, and livable future for this country.
To bring down Netanyahu, Arab-Israeli parties ready for opposition alliance
Raam, a Hebrew acronym for United Arab List, is a moderate Islamist party headed by Mansour Abbas. In 2021, he agreed to join a short-lived coalition of Netanyahuâs opponents, making Raam the first Arab party to join an Israeli government.
The far-left Joint List, led by Yousef Jabareen, brings together three parties with a mixture of communist and Palestinian nationalist leanings.
Abbas and Jabareen told AFP they were ready â under certain conditions â to cooperate with the opposition, particularly the bloc of Netanyahuâs main rival Gadi Eisenkot, which is polling neck and neck with the premierâs.
Calls for change at massive rally in Tel Aviv ahead of Israel election
Last night they came in their tens of thousands to demand an independent state commission of inquiry into how the greatest security breach in Israel‘s history, and as a result the greatest mass slaughter, had been able to occur in the first place.
Three days before an election regarded as the most pivotal in the country‘s history, those attending the rally were clear that there needed to be a change of government, not just to get their long-demanded inquiry but because they say Israel‘s democracy is under threat.
âNetanyahu Must Goâ: 100,000+ Israelis Protest In Tel Aviv; Heat On PM Bibi Before Election | Watch
Thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on October 24 to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, just days before Israelâs October 27 election. Demonstrators gathered at Hostages Square, demanding accountability for the security failures that preceded the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attack, which killed around 1,200 people and triggered the war in Gaza. Organised by the October Council, the protest brought together critics of Netanyahuâs leadership, including families of hostages, activists and former military officials. Demonstrators called for an independent inquiry into the October 7 attack and voiced concerns over corruption, the state of Israeli democracy and the governmentâs handling of the conflict
Ălection prĂ©sidentielle 2027: Soutenez la candidature âšde JeanâLuc MĂ©lenchon
L‘Avenir en commun est le programme de la Nouvelle France. Il a Ă©tĂ© Ă©crit avec un objectif prĂ©cis et global : faire face Ă l‘urgence sociale et rĂ©pondre Ă la crise de la civilisation humaine ouverte par le changement climatique et le retour de la guerre gĂ©nĂ©ralisĂ©e.
Une mobilisation importante mais en lĂ©gĂšre baisse, au moins trois blessĂ©s graves, prĂšs de 1 000 interpellations⊠Ce qu‘il faut retenir de ce samedi de manifestation
Alors que de nombreux rassemblements avaient Ă©tĂ© interdits par les prĂ©fectures, 410 000 personnes ont tout de mĂȘme manifestĂ© dans toute la France, dont 110 000 Ă Paris, selon les chiffres communiquĂ©s par le ministĂšre de l‘IntĂ©rieur. Le ministre a recensĂ© 289 actions sur l‘ensemble du territoire, contre 430 le 17 octobre, qui avaient rassemblĂ© 550 000 personnes. De son cĂŽtĂ©, la CGT revendique 800 000 manifestants partout en France, autant que la semaine prĂ©cĂ©dente, et 250 000 dans la capitale.
Mobilisation du 24 octobre : suivez l‘acte 2 en direct
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Gilets jaunes, lycĂ©ens, Ă©tudiants et syndicats se mobilisent ce samedi 24 octobre contre la vie chĂšre, pour un deuxiĂšme acte dont lâampleur reste incertaine. Des manifestations et des blocages sont attendus dans toute la France. Ă Paris, le parcours du cortĂšge a Ă©tĂ© modifiĂ© Ă la derniĂšre minute par la prĂ©fecture de police, suscitant les critiques de lâintersyndicale. Ă OrlĂ©ans, les manifestations contre le RN, organisĂ©es en marge du congrĂšs national du parti, seront Ă©galement au centre de lâattention.
CortĂšge, l‘appli anonyme pour s‘informer et se protĂ©ger en manif
CortĂšge est une carte collaborative des manifestations en temps rĂ©el, lancĂ©e le 15 octobre par Neru, crĂ©ateur de contenu politique basĂ© Ă Montpellier. L‘appli est gratuite, sans compte, et son code source est public.
L‘appli s‘ouvre sur cortege.neru.tv, sur iPhone, Android et ordinateur. Elle s‘installe sur l‘Ă©cran d‘accueil depuis le navigateur. Elle est sans publicitĂ© et hĂ©bergĂ©e en France.
54 milliards euros dâĂ©conomies, 54 milliards de raisons dâĂȘtre en grĂšve et dans la rue le 5 novembre !
La FEC FO appelle lâensemble des syndicats Ă se mobiliser massivement aux cĂŽtĂ©s de la jeunesse pour dĂ©fendre les libertĂ©s civiques et syndicales.
La situation actuelle des jeunes, salariés, retraités, précaires exige dÚs maintenant de réunir toutes les forces, en grÚve, pour obtenir satisfaction !
– Augmentation des salaires et des pensions.
– Baisse drastique des prix du gaz, de lâĂ©lectricitĂ©, des carburants.
– Baisse de la TVA sur les produits de premiĂšre nĂ©cessitĂ©.
– ArrĂȘt des exonĂ©rations des cotisations sociales.
– ArrĂȘt des plans de suppression dâemplois.
– Rejet des projets de budgets 2027 de lâĂtat et de la SĂ©curitĂ© sociale (prĂ©vision de 54 Mds⏠dâĂ©conomies faites sur le dos des salariĂ©s, retraitĂ©s et prĂ©caires).
– Investissements massifs dans nos services publics : Ă©coles, hĂŽpitaux, SĂ©curitĂ© sociale, sĂ©curitĂ© civile, assurance chĂŽmage⊠par ailleurs crĂ©ateurs dâemplois.
– ArrĂȘt de la sous indexation et du gel des pensions de retraite, maintien de lâabattement de 10 % pour les retraitĂ©s.
– Retrait dĂ©finitif de la derniĂšre rĂ©forme des retraites, et la prĂ©servation du systĂšme de retraite par rĂ©partition.
Toutes et tous en grĂšve et dans la rue le 5 novembre 2026 !
Gewerkschaft: Generalstreik in Frankreich am 5. November
(October 21, 2026)
Frankreichs Gewerkschaftsbund CGT hat im Zuge der aktuellen Sozialproteste zu einem Generalstreik am 5. November aufgerufen. Bei einem „erfolglosen Treffen“ am Mittwoch sei Premier SĂ©bastien Lecornu auf die Forderungen der Gewerkschaften und der Demonstranten vom Wochenende in keiner Weise eingegangen, hieĂ es. Jetzt sei die Zeit fĂŒr Streiks gekommen. Das Land befinde sich in einer Krise, die soziale Lage habe sich fĂŒr eine Mehrheit der Bevölkerung klar verschlechtert.
La CGT appelle à généraliser la grÚve le 5 novembre
(October 21, 2026)
La CGT appelle Ă des assemblĂ©es gĂ©nĂ©rales partout sur les lieux de travail pour dĂ©cider de la gĂ©nĂ©ralisation de la grĂšve le 5 novembre, date de la journĂ©e de grĂšve et de manifestations dĂ©cidĂ©e par l‘intersyndicale interprofessionnelle.
C‘est par la grĂšve massive que nous mettrons le patronat et le gouvernement sous pression et que nous gagnerons sur nos revendications et celles de la jeunesse. C‘est par la grĂšve que nous obtiendrons les augmentations de salaires et pensions indispensables pour vivre dans de bonnes conditions. C‘est par la grĂšve que nous gagnerons les budgets pour nos services publics et les financements pour notre SĂ©curitĂ© sociale.
Mobilisation de la jeunesse, retour des gilets jaunes, appel de l‘intersyndicale… On vous rĂ©sume les revendications et la rĂ©ponse du gouvernement
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L‘exĂ©cutif est confrontĂ© Ă une colĂšre sociale puissante mais aussi plurielle, avec des revendications portĂ©es par diffĂ©rents mouvements. Franceinfo fait le point sur les demandes des uns et des autres et les rĂ©ponses apportĂ©es jusqu‘Ă prĂ©sent.
Angela Gonzales-Torres for U.S. Congress: Our Home. Our Future. Our Los Angeles.
Angela Gonzales-Torres is a lifelong Angeleno, the daughter of a deportee, and an equity and justice advocate. Her path from community organizer to congressional candidate reflects a strong commitment to uplifting immigrant and working families like her own.
Angela Gonzales-Torres Hopes to Bring International Solidarity to the U.S. House
DSAâs choice in a high-profile California congressional race hopes to build internationalism â understood as âsolidarity between working people across bordersâ â into her service in the U.S. House, should she be elected in November.
Los Angeles DSA and DSA National have endorsed Angela Gonzales-Torres in her race to represent Californiaâs 34th congressional district. The run-off election against embattled incumbent U.S. Rep. Jimmy Gomez will be one of the highest-profile DSA challenges on the ballot for the Nov. 3 general election. Due to Californiaâs jungle primary system, both candidates in the general will appear on the Democratic ballot line.
Over 320 Jewish and Arab Academics Call on Public to Vote for the Joint List
Among the signatories are Prof. Amos Goldberg, Prof. Orna Ophir, Prof. Khawla Abu-Baker, Prof. Oded Goldreich, Prof. Nurit Peled-Elhanan, Prof. Oren Yiftachel, Prof. Yehouda Shenhav-Shaer, Prof. Gadi Algazi, Prof. Lior Sternfeld, Prof. Omri Boehm, Prof. Nitza Berkovitch, Prof. Marwan Dwairy, Prof. Raef Zreik, Prof. Yishai Rosen-Zvi, Prof. Gerardo Leibner, Prof. Avner Ben-Amos, Prof. Avishai Ehrlich, Prof. Itzhak Nevo, Prof. Dana Ron, Dr. Anat Matar, Dr. Efraim Davidi and Dr. Ornat Turin.
The statement reads: âWe will not give up on a shared future: For equality, peace, and democracy, we will vote for the Joint List. We, academics, express our support for the Joint List and the principles it represents: full equality between Jews and Palestinians; recognition of Palestiniansâ civil and national rights; an end to the occupation and the pursuit of a just peace; the struggle against racism and discrimination; and free and equal political representation for all citizens.
âWe are living through a period in which racism and incitement are deepening, while the political space for Jewish-Arab partnership is shrinking. The war of annihilation in Gaza, the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, the abuse of prisoners, and the rampant crime ravaging Palestinian society all reflect a destructive policy.
âWe seek to stand firmly against this policy and emphasize: There is no democracy without equality, no peace without justice, and no shared future without Jewish-Arab political partnership. We believe that the lives and futures of Jews and Palestinians are intertwined, and that only a joint struggle for freedom, equality, and justice can secure a democratic future for us all. We support the Joint List, its principles, and the struggle it represents for a better life for everyone.â
Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate: Lower Costs. Protect Healthcare. Listen to Kansas.
Adam is running for Senate because he believes we need to stop the chaos and corruption in Washington by actually listening, and bringing people together to solve problems. He isnât a career politician; heâs a Kansan who believes we are better when we work together.
Dr, Amy Acton for Governor: Ohio, let‘s give power back to the people.
Dr. Amy Acton grew up in Youngstown, Ohio under difficult circumstances. But that made Amy tough â and now, Amy is running for governor to fight for every Ohio family thatâs struggling today.
A new day is dawning in our state. It‘s time for a change in Ohio.
Watch our new ad now.
âMy Name Is Abdulâ: El-Sayed Confronts Trumpâs Racist, Anti-Muslim Attacks Head-On in New Ad
In his latest campaign ad released late Monday, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic US Senate candidate in Michigan, struck a resilient and matter-of-fact tone that suggested the recent racist attacks on him, his Arabic name, and his Muslim faith are no secretâbut he has no plans to try to hide his identity to appease Republicans and Democrats who have claimed heâs an âextremistâ or accused him of terrorist ties.