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The chaos caused by the earthquakes has increased in La Guaira

26 June 2026, Venezuela, La Guaira: People search for survivors amid the rubble following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Photo: Javier Campos/

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26/6/2026 ONLY FOR USE IN SPAIN — Chaos in La Guaira, Venezuela. Photo: Europa Press

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2026/06/27 - 17:01

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2026/06/27 - 17:01

The roads to La Guaira are blocked, so the Venezuelan Government has decided to restrict access, and after losing everything, in the street, they survive in makeshift camps, unable to communicate with their relatives. At this point, it is urgent to leave the roads to La Guaira free so that assistance can reach them.

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Paris, France: IPA89895761 - Paris, protest on October 18 near Place de la République; protesters clashing with police; police used tear gas at Place de la République; police officer (CRS)

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19/10/2026 ONLY FOR USE IN SPAIN

Yellow vests called for demonstrations on Saturday, and Macron accuses Trump of manipulating revolts

STRASBOURG (France), 21/10/2026.- European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen prior to a debate on 'Conclusions of the European Council meeting of 15-16 October 2026' at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, 21 October 2026. The current plenary session runs from 19 until 22 October 2026. (Francia, Estrasburgo) EFE/EPA/RONALD WITTEK

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Javier Milei presidente de Argentina, en el desayuno informativo del Fórum Europa

Milei calls Sanchez a "dictator" and accuses him of promoting an "invasion" in Ceuta

PARIS (France), 19/10/2026.- A French firefighter responds to a street barricade burns as clashes between riot police and demonstrators continue for the second day during nationwide protests against the high cost of living in Paris, France, 18 October 2026. (Protestas, Francia) EFE/EPA/MOHAMMED BADRA

Partial curfews will be imposed in several French cities due to riots

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Macron holds the far left responsible for the violence and conveys his support to the police and traders

TORINO (Italy), 17/10/2026.- People attend a protest march against the high cost of living in Turin, Italy, 17 October 2026. Italy is experiencing nationwide protests over rising living costs, low wages, and concerns about public healthcare and education. (Protestas, Italia) EFE/EPA/TINO ROMANO

Violent protests in Italy and Albania against rising prices

Riots erupt again in Paris the day after the protests

The Pope reappears in the Vatican to pray for the Angelus

18 October 2026, France, Paris: A pedestrian walks past a damaged shop as another person takes a photograph in Paris, a day after nationwide protests over the rising cost of living. French Prime Minister said 1,200 people were arrested across the country on 17 October, while 150 police officers were injured in clashes with protesters. Photo: Matthieu Rondel/AFP/dpa

18/10/2026 ONLY FOR USE IN SPAIN

Consequences of the protests in France: one person has died, 1,200 have been arrested and there is destruction everywhere

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October 9, 2026, Ramallah, Palestine, State of: DEIR IBZI, OCCUPIED WEST BANK, OCTOBER 9, 2026: Israeli settlers confront Palestinian farmers, international activists and journalists during the annual olive harvest in the village of Deir Ibzi, west of Ramallah. According to the photographer, settlers attacked and harassed those accompanying the farmers, used pepper spray and prevented residents from completing the harvest on their agricultural land. The incident occurred during the olive harvest season, an important source of income for Palestinian farming communities in the occupied West Bank.

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09/10/2026 ONLY FOR USE IN SPAIN

Israeli settlers attack diplomats from France, Belgium and Poland in the West Bank

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