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REST OF WORLD:Junts leaves open backing another socialist while maintaining veto on Pedro SánchezGAMING:Esports bodies impose lifetime bans and suspensions over suspected match-fixing casesCYBERSECURITY:GMO investigates alleged customer-data release after hackers’ ransom demand goes unpaidAI:Anthropic proposal identifies AI safety thresholds involving $1 billion and 50 deathsPOLITICS:Lula wins Brazil’s presidential runoff in a fourth-term comebackTOP STORIES:French businesses and events face closures as further weekend protests are expectedSPORTS:Manchester City face potential sanctions as appeals continue over reported chargesMARKETS:Google Cloud outage disrupts UK banks as regulators review its effectsREST OF WORLD:Junts leaves open backing another socialist while maintaining veto on Pedro SánchezGAMING:Esports bodies impose lifetime bans and suspensions over suspected match-fixing casesCYBERSECURITY:GMO investigates alleged customer-data release after hackers’ ransom demand goes unpaidAI:Anthropic proposal identifies AI safety thresholds involving $1 billion and 50 deathsPOLITICS:Lula wins Brazil’s presidential runoff in a fourth-term comebackTOP STORIES:French businesses and events face closures as further weekend protests are expectedSPORTS:Manchester City face potential sanctions as appeals continue over reported chargesMARKETS:Google Cloud outage disrupts UK banks as regulators review its effects
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Junts leaves open backing another socialist while maintaining veto on Pedro Sánchez

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Miriam Nogueras, Junts’s candidate for Congress, has said the party is open to supporting a socialist president but maintains a veto on Pedro Sánchez personally.Backed by 5 sourceses.ara.caten.ara.catelconfidencial.comeldebate.comtheintelligent.es

Junts is presenting an economic agreement for Catalonia, along with proposals that benefit the region, as a condition for considering cooperation with the PSOE.Backed by 2 sourceseldebate.comtheintelligent.es The position contrasts with Junts’s current opposition to Sánchez while leaving open the possibility of supporting another PSOE candidate.Backed by 3 sourceselconfidencial.comeldebate.comtheintelligent.es

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