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Friday Jul 25, 2025

¡Suscríbete hoy para no perderte ningún episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World, cubrimos una amplia variedad de noticias globales: el espacio aéreo de Malta alcanzó niveles históricos debido al aumento del turismo y a vuelos desviados; el crecimiento empresarial en Reino Unido se desaceleró ante el aumento de costos y la débil demanda; la visita del expresidente estadounidense Donald Trump a Escocia generó grandes protestas y un operativo de seguridad masivo; PayPal anunció la creación de 100 empleos enfocados en inteligencia artificial en Dublín como parte de su impulso estratégico; Alemania está llevando a cabo una transformación militar con un presupuesto de 162 mil millones de euros y la integración de tecnologías avanzadas; el fondo soberano de Noruega enfrenta presiones por cambios económicos globales; Uzbekistán introdujo regulaciones más estrictas sobre el juego antes de la reforma de octubre; las conversaciones de paz entre Rusia y Ucrania se estancaron pese a un intercambio de prisioneros; España propuso la desclasificación automática de documentos de la era Franco para mejorar la transparencia; el Ministerio de Finanzas de Portugal ordenó una auditoría sobre el contrato de 192 millones de euros para la sede del banco central; Italia y Argelia estrecharon lazos en seguridad y negocios; y el Banco Central de Sri Lanka prohibió cargos adicionales en pagos con tarjeta para proteger a los consumidores. Para más información, visite las fuentes confiables correspondientes. Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron elaborados utilizando tecnología de inteligencia artificial. Aunque se ha hecho todo lo posible por garantizar la exactitud factual, pueden ocurrir errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos su comprensión y recibimos con entusiasmo cualquier comentario que nos ayude a mejorar la calidad de nuestro reporte. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro viaje!

Wednesday Jul 23, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Enbridge Commits $900 Million to Texas Solar Project (CBC), Trump Announces “Largest Trade Deal” with Japan, Withdraws from UNESCO (Kyodo News), Iberdrola Prepares Sale of $4.7 B Mexico Renewables Portfolio (El Financiero), Exxon Mobil in Talks for Deepwater Blocks off Trinidad (Trinidad & Tobago Guardian), Brazil to Open Tax Advisory Office in China Amid U.S. Tensions (Folha de S.Paulo), Colombia's Trade Deficit Widens Sharply in May (El Tiempo), Chile Unveils Commemorative 100‑Peso Coin for Central Bank Centenary (La Tercera), Indigenous Communities Clash with State Over Lithium Water Use (El Deber), China Launches $170 B Hydropower Stimulus in Tibet (China Daily), Australia Makes Second AUKUS Payment Amid U.S. Review (The Guardian), Tightening Orbit: New Law to Regulate Ground-Based Space Infrastructure (NZ Government), PM Ishiba Under Pressure, Likely to Resign After Upper House Defeat (Asahi Shimbun), Singapore Identifies Chinese‑Linked Hackers Targeting Critical Infrastructure (The Straits Times), Sweeping Raids Crack Down on Scam Centres in Cambodia (Phnom Penh Post), Rand Firm Ahead of Inflation Data and Budget Vote (News Central Africa), Turkey Vows Intervention Over Syrian Fragmentation (Al-Monitor), Saudi Arabia Plans New Low‑Cost Airline with 45‑Plane Fleet by 2030 (Gulf News), Tehran Declares Holiday as Drought Crisis Deepens (Financial Times), Coalition Jitters as Ultra‑Orthodox Party Quits Government (Al-Monitor), US‑Funded Contraceptives Destined for Destruction in France Spark Outcry (France24), Portugal Endorses Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara (Portugal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs), UN to Host New Round of Cyprus Talks at Month-End (Al Jazeera), UK Sanctions People‑Smuggling Networks Amid Migrant Surge (The Guardian), Police Scramble as Trump’s Scotland Visit Looms (The Scotsman), Ireland to Boost Infrastructure Spending After €14 B Apple Tax Windfall (The Irish Times), Rhine River Rises but Shipping Capacity Still Hampered (Salzburger Nachrichten), Nordic Allies Join Finland’s Forward Land Forces (The Guardian), Iceland Launches Security & Defence Talks with EU (Euronews), Kazakhstan’s Halyk Bank Strikes $176 Million Deal with Uzbek Fintech (The Astana Times), Russia Launches Massive “July Storm” Naval Drills (Izvestia), Mass Protests Erupt Over Anti‑Corruption Law Reforms in Ukraine (Associated Press), and India and UK Set to Seal Free Trade Deal on Modi’s Visit (The Times of India). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Wednesday Jul 23, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: Enbridge Commits $900 Million to Texas Solar Project (CBC), Trump Announces “Largest Trade Deal” with Japan, Withdraws from UNESCO (Kyodo News), Iberdrola Prepares Sale of $4.7 B Mexico Renewables Portfolio (El Financiero), Exxon Mobil in Talks for Deepwater Blocks off Trinidad (Trinidad & Tobago Guardian), Brazil to Open Tax Advisory Office in China Amid U.S. Tensions (Folha de S.Paulo), Colombia's Trade Deficit Widens Sharply in May (El Tiempo), Chile Unveils Commemorative 100‑Peso Coin for Central Bank Centenary (La Tercera), Indigenous Communities Clash with State Over Lithium Water Use (El Deber), China Launches $170 B Hydropower Stimulus in Tibet (China Daily), Australia Makes Second AUKUS Payment Amid U.S. Review (The Guardian), Tightening Orbit: New Law to Regulate Ground-Based Space Infrastructure (NZ Government), PM Ishiba Under Pressure, Likely to Resign After Upper House Defeat (Asahi Shimbun), Singapore Identifies Chinese‑Linked Hackers Targeting Critical Infrastructure (The Straits Times), Sweeping Raids Crack Down on Scam Centres in Cambodia (Phnom Penh Post), Rand Firm Ahead of Inflation Data and Budget Vote (News Central Africa), Turkey Vows Intervention Over Syrian Fragmentation (Al-Monitor), Saudi Arabia Plans New Low‑Cost Airline with 45‑Plane Fleet by 2030 (Gulf News), Tehran Declares Holiday as Drought Crisis Deepens (Financial Times), Coalition Jitters as Ultra‑Orthodox Party Quits Government (Al-Monitor), US‑Funded Contraceptives Destined for Destruction in France Spark Outcry (France24), Portugal Endorses Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara (Portugal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs), UN to Host New Round of Cyprus Talks at Month-End (Al Jazeera), UK Sanctions People‑Smuggling Networks Amid Migrant Surge (The Guardian), Police Scramble as Trump’s Scotland Visit Looms (The Scotsman), Ireland to Boost Infrastructure Spending After €14 B Apple Tax Windfall (The Irish Times), Rhine River Rises but Shipping Capacity Still Hampered (Salzburger Nachrichten), Nordic Allies Join Finland’s Forward Land Forces (The Guardian), Iceland Launches Security & Defence Talks with EU (Euronews), Kazakhstan’s Halyk Bank Strikes $176 Million Deal with Uzbek Fintech (The Astana Times), Russia Launches Massive “July Storm” Naval Drills (Izvestia), Mass Protests Erupt Over Anti‑Corruption Law Reforms in Ukraine (Associated Press), and India and UK Set to Seal Free Trade Deal on Modi’s Visit (The Times of India). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Wednesday Jul 23, 2025

¡Suscríbete hoy para no perderte ningún episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World: Enbridge compromete 900 millones de dólares para un proyecto solar en Texas (CBC), Trump anuncia el “mayor acuerdo comercial” con Japón y se retira de la UNESCO (Kyodo News), Iberdrola prepara la venta de una cartera de energías renovables en México por 4.7 mil millones de dólares (El Financiero), Exxon Mobil en negociaciones por bloques marinos frente a Trinidad (Trinidad & Tobago Guardian), Brasil abrirá oficina fiscal en China en medio de tensiones con EE.UU. (Folha de S.Paulo), el déficit comercial de Colombia se amplía drásticamente en mayo (El Tiempo), Chile lanza moneda conmemorativa de 100 pesos por centenario del Banco Central (La Tercera), comunidades indígenas se enfrentan al Estado por el uso del agua en la extracción de litio (El Deber), China lanza estímulo hidroeléctrico de 170 mil millones en Tíbet (China Daily), Australia realiza segundo pago del acuerdo AUKUS mientras EE.UU. lo revisa (The Guardian), Nueva Zelanda aprueba ley para regular infraestructura espacial terrestre (NZ Government), el primer ministro Ishiba bajo presión tras derrota electoral en Japón (Asahi Shimbun), Singapur identifica a hackers vinculados a China que apuntan a infraestructura crítica (The Straits Times), redadas masivas contra centros de estafas en Camboya (Phnom Penh Post), el rand sudafricano se fortalece antes de datos de inflación y votación presupuestaria (News Central Africa), Turquía promete intervenir ante fragmentación de Siria (Al-Monitor), Arabia Saudita anuncia nueva aerolínea de bajo costo con 45 aviones para 2030 (Gulf News), Irán declara feriado público ante crisis hídrica (Financial Times), se tambalea la coalición en Israel tras salida del partido ultraortodoxo (Al-Monitor), polémica en Francia por destrucción de anticonceptivos financiados por EE.UU. (France24), Portugal respalda plan de autonomía de Marruecos para el Sahara Occidental (Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de Portugal), la ONU acogerá nuevas conversaciones sobre Chipre a fin de mes (Al Jazeera), Reino Unido sanciona redes de tráfico de migrantes en medio de repunte de cruces (The Guardian), preparativos policiales ante posible visita de Trump a Escocia (The Scotsman), Irlanda aumentará inversión en infraestructura tras ingreso fiscal extraordinario de Apple (The Irish Times), el Rin sube pero la navegación sigue limitada (Salzburger Nachrichten), aliados nórdicos se unen a las Fuerzas Terrestres Avanzadas de Finlandia (The Guardian), Islandia inicia negociaciones de defensa con la UE (Euronews), banco kazajo Halyk firma acuerdo de 176 millones con fintech uzbeka (The Astana Times), Rusia lanza ejercicios navales masivos “Tormenta de Julio” (Izvestia), protestas masivas en Ucrania por reformas anticorrupción (Associated Press), e India y Reino Unido a punto de firmar tratado de libre comercio durante visita de Modi (The Times of India). Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron redactados con tecnología de inteligencia artificial. Si bien se ha hecho todo lo posible para garantizar la precisión de los hechos, pueden ocurrir errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos tu comprensión y recibimos con gusto cualquier comentario que nos ayude a seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestro periodismo. ¡Gracias por ser parte de este viaje!

Tuesday Jul 22, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Canada joined a global coalition urging a Gaza ceasefire amid a dire humanitarian crisis (The Globe and Mail); the Trump administration stepped up ICE presence in sanctuary cities and pulled Marines from Los Angeles (The Hill); Venezuela launched a probe into El Salvador’s Bukele over alleged detainee abuse (Tico Times); actor Malcolm‑Jamal Warner tragically drowned off Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast (La Nación); Brazil opened an insider trading investigation linked to Trump-era tariffs (Folha de S.Paulo); Colombia’s ELN deployed a drone in its deadliest attack of the year (El Tiempo); Chile’s central bank cut interest rates again amid inflation worries (La Tercera); Argentina waived visa requirements for Chinese travelers (Página/12); China barred a Wells Fargo executive from leaving amid rising U.S.–China tensions (South China Morning Post); and South Australia battled a massive toxic algal bloom (The Guardian Australia). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Tuesday Jul 22, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: Canada joined a global coalition urging a Gaza ceasefire amid a dire humanitarian crisis (The Globe and Mail); the Trump administration stepped up ICE presence in sanctuary cities and pulled Marines from Los Angeles (The Hill); Venezuela launched a probe into El Salvador’s Bukele over alleged detainee abuse (Tico Times); actor Malcolm‑Jamal Warner tragically drowned off Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast (La Nación); Brazil opened an insider trading investigation linked to Trump-era tariffs (Folha de S.Paulo); Colombia’s ELN deployed a drone in its deadliest attack of the year (El Tiempo); Chile’s central bank cut interest rates again amid inflation worries (La Tercera); Argentina waived visa requirements for Chinese travelers (Página/12); China barred a Wells Fargo executive from leaving amid rising U.S.–China tensions (South China Morning Post); and South Australia battled a massive toxic algal bloom (The Guardian Australia). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Tuesday Jul 22, 2025

¡Suscríbete hoy para no perderte ningún episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World: Canadá se unió a una coalición global que exige un alto el fuego en Gaza en medio de una grave crisis humanitaria (The Globe and Mail); la administración Trump reforzó la presencia de ICE en ciudades santuario y retiró a los marines de Los Ángeles (The Hill); Venezuela inició una investigación contra Bukele por presuntos abusos a detenidos venezolanos en El Salvador (Tico Times); el actor Malcolm‑Jamal Warner falleció trágicamente ahogado en la costa caribeña de Costa Rica (La Nación); Brasil abrió una investigación por uso de información privilegiada vinculada a aranceles de la era Trump (Folha de S.Paulo); el ELN en Colombia utilizó un dron en su ataque más mortal del año (El Tiempo); el Banco Central de Chile volvió a bajar las tasas de interés ante temores inflacionarios (La Tercera); Argentina eliminó el requisito de visado para ciudadanos chinos (Página/12); China impuso una prohibición de salida a un ejecutivo de Wells Fargo en medio de crecientes tensiones con EE.UU. (South China Morning Post); y Australia del Sur enfrenta una devastadora marea roja tóxica (The Guardian Australia). Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron elaborados utilizando tecnología de inteligencia artificial. Si bien se ha hecho todo lo posible para garantizar la precisión de los hechos, pueden ocurrir errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos su comprensión y recibimos con gusto cualquier comentario que nos ayude a seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestros reportes. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro viaje!

Monday Jul 21, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Toronto appoints ex-NYC executive Mandeep Lali to lead the TTC overhaul (Toronto Star), and in Haiti, a ton of cocaine is seized off Tortue Island in a dramatic police raid (France 24). Brazil's Congress faces backlash after passing a "devastation bill" that weakens environmental protections (The Guardian), while El Salvador’s leading human rights group Cristosal suspends operations amid President Bukele’s crackdown (Al Jazeera). Argentina hikes reserve requirements to control peso liquidity (Ámbito Financiero), and China tightens control over rare-earth quotas with a secretive release to only two state firms (South China Morning Post). In Australia, a government report predicts declining resource export earnings through 2027 (Australian Manufacturing). Meanwhile, Colombia prepares for debate on a massive tax reform aimed at funding the 2026 budget (El Espectador), and Chile delays its copper output peak to 2030 amid project slowdowns (Mining.com). In Singapore, officials warn of a China-linked cyber espionage threat to critical infrastructure (Channel News Asia), and Vietnam sets an ambitious 8.3–8.5% GDP growth target for 2025 (Vietnam News Agency). In DR Congo, the government and M23 rebels pledge a peace deal by August 18 (Iceland Review), and in Casablanca, a court rebuts viral claims of organ theft (Morocco World News). Saudi Arabia’s soaring oil exports may test global market resilience (Al Arabiya News), and the E3 warns Iran of U.N. sanctions if nuclear talks stall (The Associated Press). Israel boosts its defense budget by ₪42 billion amid regional threats (The Straits Times), and Trump’s upcoming Scotland visit sparks protests (BBC Scotland). Ireland exempts sitting tenants from rent cap changes under new reforms (The Irish Times), and over 60 German companies launch a €631 billion “Made for Germany” investment plan (Deutsche Welle). Sweden faces acute drinking-water shortages in Kristianstad (SVT Nyheter), and Grindavík businesses sue the Icelandic government over economic losses from repeated evacuations (Iceland Review). Uzbekistan’s Uzcard expands its open-banking infrastructure to fuel fintech growth (Gazeta.uz), while Dmitry Medvedev dismisses EU oil sanctions as ineffective and vows stronger strikes on Ukraine (TASS). Ukraine accuses Russia of deporting citizens to Georgia in what it calls “weaponized deportation” (Ukrinform), and Sri Lanka launches GovPay to digitize public service payments (Daily News Sri Lanka). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Monday Jul 21, 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: Toronto appoints ex-NYC executive Mandeep Lali to lead the TTC overhaul (Toronto Star), and in Haiti, a ton of cocaine is seized off Tortue Island in a dramatic police raid (France 24). Brazil's Congress faces backlash after passing a "devastation bill" that weakens environmental protections (The Guardian), while El Salvador’s leading human rights group Cristosal suspends operations amid President Bukele’s crackdown (Al Jazeera). Argentina hikes reserve requirements to control peso liquidity (Ámbito Financiero), and China tightens control over rare-earth quotas with a secretive release to only two state firms (South China Morning Post). In Australia, a government report predicts declining resource export earnings through 2027 (Australian Manufacturing). Meanwhile, Colombia prepares for debate on a massive tax reform aimed at funding the 2026 budget (El Espectador), and Chile delays its copper output peak to 2030 amid project slowdowns (Mining.com). In Singapore, officials warn of a China-linked cyber espionage threat to critical infrastructure (Channel News Asia), and Vietnam sets an ambitious 8.3–8.5% GDP growth target for 2025 (Vietnam News Agency). In DR Congo, the government and M23 rebels pledge a peace deal by August 18 (Iceland Review), and in Casablanca, a court rebuts viral claims of organ theft (Morocco World News). Saudi Arabia’s soaring oil exports may test global market resilience (Al Arabiya News), and the E3 warns Iran of U.N. sanctions if nuclear talks stall (The Associated Press). Israel boosts its defense budget by ₪42 billion amid regional threats (The Straits Times), and Trump’s upcoming Scotland visit sparks protests (BBC Scotland). Ireland exempts sitting tenants from rent cap changes under new reforms (The Irish Times), and over 60 German companies launch a €631 billion “Made for Germany” investment plan (Deutsche Welle). Sweden faces acute drinking-water shortages in Kristianstad (SVT Nyheter), and Grindavík businesses sue the Icelandic government over economic losses from repeated evacuations (Iceland Review). Uzbekistan’s Uzcard expands its open-banking infrastructure to fuel fintech growth (Gazeta.uz), while Dmitry Medvedev dismisses EU oil sanctions as ineffective and vows stronger strikes on Ukraine (TASS). Ukraine accuses Russia of deporting citizens to Georgia in what it calls “weaponized deportation” (Ukrinform), and Sri Lanka launches GovPay to digitize public service payments (Daily News Sri Lanka). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Monday Jul 21, 2025

¡Suscríbete hoy para no perderte ningún episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World: Toronto nombra al exejecutivo del MTA de Nueva York, Mandeep Lali, como nuevo director de la TTC para liderar su transformación (Toronto Star), y en Haití, la policía incauta una tonelada de cocaína cerca de la isla Tortuga en una operación dramática (France 24). En Brasil, el Congreso enfrenta críticas tras aprobar un "proyecto de devastación" que debilita las protecciones ambientales (The Guardian), mientras que en El Salvador, Cristosal suspende operaciones ante la represión del presidente Bukele (Al Jazeera). Argentina aumenta el encaje bancario para controlar la liquidez del peso (Ámbito Financiero), y China emite cuotas de tierras raras en secreto, reforzando su control (South China Morning Post). En Australia, un informe prevé una caída de las exportaciones mineras hasta 2027 (Australian Manufacturing). Colombia se prepara para debatir una reforma fiscal masiva (El Espectador), y Chile retrasa su pico de producción de cobre hasta 2030 (Mining.com). En Singapur, alertan sobre ciberespionaje vinculado a China contra infraestructura crítica (Channel News Asia), y Vietnam fija un ambicioso objetivo de crecimiento del 8.3–8.5% para 2025 (Vietnam News Agency). En República Democrática del Congo, el gobierno y los rebeldes del M23 prometen un acuerdo de paz antes del 18 de agosto (Iceland Review), y en Casablanca, un tribunal desmiente rumores virales sobre robo de órganos (Morocco World News). Arabia Saudita eleva sus exportaciones de petróleo, poniendo a prueba la estabilidad del mercado global (Al Arabiya News), y los países E3 advierten a Irán sobre posibles sanciones de la ONU si no hay avances nucleares (The Associated Press). Israel aumenta su presupuesto de defensa en ₪42 mil millones ante amenazas regionales (The Straits Times), y la visita de Trump a Escocia provoca protestas (BBC Scotland). Irlanda exime a los inquilinos actuales de los cambios en el límite de alquiler (The Irish Times), y más de 60 empresas alemanas lanzan el plan de inversión “Made for Germany” por €631 mil millones (Deutsche Welle). En Suecia, Kristianstad enfrenta una grave escasez de agua potable (SVT Nyheter), y en Islandia, empresas de Grindavík demandan al gobierno por pérdidas derivadas de evacuaciones volcánicas (Iceland Review). Uzcard de Uzbekistán amplía su infraestructura de banca abierta para impulsar el sector fintech (Gazeta.uz), mientras Medvédev califica de ineficaces las sanciones petroleras de la UE y promete intensificar los ataques a Ucrania (TASS). Ucrania acusa a Rusia de deportar ciudadanos a Georgia en lo que llama “deportaciones como arma” (Ukrinform), y Sri Lanka lanza GovPay para digitalizar pagos de servicios públicos (Daily News Sri Lanka). Estos resúmenes informativos fueron elaborados utilizando tecnología de inteligencia artificial. Si bien se ha hecho todo lo posible por asegurar la precisión de los hechos, pueden ocurrir errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos tu comprensión y te invitamos a compartir tus comentarios para ayudarnos a seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestro periodismo. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro viaje!

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