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The presidential election in Chile is a tight race with a 2-point difference.

The first round of the Chilean presidential election ended with a surprise: candidate José Antonio Kast leads by only 2 percentage points over Gabriel Boric, according to official data released this Monday (17). The close result indicates a tight second round, expected in the coming weeks. Boric has already congratulated the qualified candidates and called for a “high-level debate” for the next electoral confrontation, highlighting the importance of public security as a central theme for voters.

Deadlock at COP30 threatens progress in climate finance.

Ministers from dozens of countries met in Belém, Brazil, to try to unlock COP30, but they face significant obstacles, especially related to financing for climate action. Brazil proposed a broader reflection on financial mechanisms, but disagreements between developed and developing countries hinder concrete agreements. Experts warn that these obstacles could compromise the conference's main agenda, which seeks to accelerate measures against global warming.

Volcanic eruption in Japan cancels dozens of flights.

A volcanic eruption in Japan caused the cancellation of dozens of flights on Monday, affecting air traffic in the region and generating concern among local authorities. The volcano's activity is being closely monitored, and safety measures have been reinforced to protect the population in nearby areas.

Environmental initiative in Cypriot schools mobilizes children to protect the planet.

In Europe, the "Greening" program has mobilized children in schools in Cyprus for environmental protection actions. The initiative aims to raise awareness among new generations about the importance of sustainability, especially on a continent experiencing the fastest warming in the world. Activities include tree planting, recycling, and education about climate change.

President of the UN General Assembly visits sustainable cocoa production in Brazil.

During a visit to Belém, the President of the UN General Assembly learned about a cocoa production project that preserves the Amazon rainforest. The initiative combines local economic development with environmental conservation, serving as a model for sustainable practices in regions sensitive to deforestation.

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