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Pope Leo XIV holds mass in Córdoba before 650,000 attendees
Pope Leo XIV, on his Argentine tour, led a mass in Córdoba attended by roughly 650,000 people. He will next hold a mass in Luján before departing for Peru.
Pensions, the revaluation arrives in January: increases even without the definitive rules
Congress blocks impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
The U.S. House of Representatives voted down the impeachment motion against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which had been pushed by Rep. Thomas Massie. President Donald Trump praised the outcome, while Democrats may try again next year.
Up to 100% of the ID and 30% of the passport increase: how much the processing will cost since 21 November and how they will be adjusted by inflation
Nvidia launches probe into Jensen Huang over alleged Chinese spy link
Nvidia has started an independent investigation following reports that CEO Jensen Huang was involved with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy. The scandal has led to shareholder lawsuits, a Trump‑prompted FBI inquiry, and scrutiny of third‑party firms such as Megaspeed.
Growth, but no all-clear
Schweitzer proposes labour law reform in Germany
The German government, led by SPD labour minister Olaf Schweitzer, plans to amend labour legislation. Changes include longer fixed‑term contracts without cause and weaker dismissal protection for high‑earning workers, with implementation slated for July.
Farewell to Greg Abbott: What Gina Hinojosa proposes about ICE in Texas and what laws would limit its action
Economy: Economy is on the rise – “economic mode” see financial gaps
This is how much Krista Pärmäkoski made in her career, "You can think it's a lot of money."
Hungary does not view Russian gas as cheap, looks for alternatives — premier
Common ETF Mistakes and Tips: A Guide for Savers
Handelsblatt publishes two pieces on ETF investing. The first lists eight costly mistakes to avoid, and the second shares ten lessons learned by a beginner. Both aim to improve the effectiveness of savings through index funds.
Austerity measures: draft: Maintenance advance only up to 40,000 euros
Siemens Energy: stock rally, buyback and three‑fold dividend
Siemens Energy saw a sharp rise in its share price following an earnings jump. The firm announced a share‑buyback programme and a dividend increase, more than three times the prior year’s payout. Analysts also note the company's role in the upcoming expansion of data centres.
In the midst of a stop from buses, taxis, trucks and others, Kast calls for "in Chile"
Metal Industry Wage Conflict: IG Metall Plans Full-Day Warning Strikes
IG Metall is preparing full‑day warning strikes in the metal and electrical sectors to boost wage negotiations. The step, described as unusual, is intended to pressure employers. Reports note that the decision was made by the union’s regional districts.
EU aims to stop online cancellation tricks
The European Commission has proposed new rules to simplify online subscription cancellations and ban manipulative practices. Companies will be required to remove hurdles and guilt‑inducing tactics, strengthening consumer rights.
Bank of Russia lowers dollar exchange rate to 82.55 rubles for November 11
Seven OPEC+ countries boost oil production by 1.976 mln bpd in October
Mobility: Ministry wants to warn when money for electric cars runs out
Trump aims to reshuffle Europe in Abu Dhabi, risking Putin
Reports say Donald Trump, during a visit to Abu Dhabi, is trying to reshape Europe's stance on the Ukraine issue, which could benefit Vladimir Putin's strategy. At the same time, alleged Russian oil deals linked to Trump aim to isolate Ukraine and fragment European support.
Another blow for Trump. Inflation does not brake, rates and mortgages will still rise
Amazon Web Services launches its data center in Chile: they project $7,500 to contribute to GDP and support 4,100 jobs
ANSES payment schedule for November 2026
ANSES released the November 2026 payment timetable for minimum pensions, the Universal Child Allowance, non‑contributory pensions and other social benefits, organized by DNI ending. The schedule for the penultimate month of the year was made public on the morning of 11 November.
Payment service: antitrust office examines possible competition violation of Paypal
Quiroz admits technical recession in Chile, expects quick rebound
Economy minister Quiroz acknowledged that Chile is in a technical recession, citing supply shocks and a sharp drop in copper output. He said the downturn will be short‑lived and that a rapid recovery is expected.
Paraguay, Alliana vows to recover pension funds blocked by Ueno Bank
Paraguay's new president, Pedro Alliana, pledged to recover pension assets seized by Ueno Bank following a crisis that led to Santiago Peña's removal and about 7,000 job losses. The bank has refunded 95 % of clients, over $340 million, while investigations uncovered a ten‑month credit diversion approved by the Central Bank.
Söder and Özdemir demand more power plants in the South for supply security
Bavarian minister Markus Söder and Environment Minister Cem Özdemir have called for more new power plants in southern Germany. Bavaria and Baden‑Württemberg consider the first power‑plant tender results inadequate. They are now urging changes to the tender rules.
