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BRAZIL'S LARGEST CITY SAU PAULO MAY SOON HAVE A SOCIALIST MAYOR

HOPES ROUSED FOR BUILDING A LEFT PLATFORM TO FIGHT FAR RIGHT
Hugo Albuquerque - 2020-11-24 14:53
On November 15, housing rights activist and rising star of the Brazilian left Guilherme Boulos made it into the runoff elections for the mayorship of São Paulo — the largest city in all the Americas and the financial center of Brazil. A member of the Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL), Boulos ran alongside vice mayoral candidate Luiza Erundina, a veteran socialist who in the 1980s served as the first woman mayor of São Paulo.

WALL STREET PUTS BIG PRESSURE ON TRUMP TO ENSURE SMOOTH TRANSITION

LEADING CEO'S ARE WORRIED AT IMPACT OF U.S.TURMOIL ON GLOBAL BUSINESS
C.J. Atkins - 2020-11-24 14:49
Wall Street is ramping up the pressure on outgoing President Donald Trump to accept his defeat and halt his efforts to overturn the election results and cooperate with the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden.

UDDHAV THACKERAY IS FIRMLY IN SADDLE DESPITE FADNAVIS AND BJP

SHIV SENA CHIEF MINISTER IS FUNCTIONING AS MATURE LEADER OF COALITION
Sushil Kutty - 2020-11-24 14:46
There’s something royal sounding about Raosaheb Danve. For those who don’t know, he is Minister of State for Consumer Affairs in the Narendra Modi Government and an MP from Maharashtra. He’s one of the many BJP Union ministers who is neither seen nor heard in the normal rung of things unless it’s on the diktats of Prime Minister Narendra Modi or BJP president ‘these days’ JP Nadda. So, it was that a rather bewildered and perplexed bunch of Indians asked, “Raosaheb Danve, who?” when the rather invisible minister in the largely invisible Modi ministry turned crystal-gazer and Nostradamus combined! Much like Sanjay Raut, Rajya Sabha MP and Saamna editor-in-chief, Raosaheb Danve delivered an ultimatum.

LDF GOVT SCORES YET ANOTHER SELF GOAL

AN EMBARRASSING RETREAT FOR CPI-M, CM
P. Sreekumaran - 2020-11-24 14:43
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A political blunder of the first order. That is the only way to describe the Kerala Police (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 hurriedly passed by the Kerala Government. It was an unkindest cut from a Left Government headed by a party that touts the delights of freedom of speech day in and day out.

TARUN GOGOI’S DEATH IS A JOLT TO CONGRESS DREAM OF OUSTING BJP FROM POWER

ASSAM POLITICS HEATING UP AS TALKS FOR ALLIANCE START FOR 2021 POLLS
Sagarneel Sinha - 2020-11-24 14:40
During the 2011 assembly elections of Assam, Congress party thundered back to power with a strong majority by winning 78 seats. This was the third consecutive victory of the grand old party in the north-eastern state. The resounding success came at a time when the incumbent Congress state government was facing charges of corruption. The result came as a surprise to many including the then main opposition party, Assam Gana Parishad — as some exit polls had predicted that the regional party would perform better.

BANKS DON’T CHANGE SPOTS, DO THEY?

HANSAL MEHTA CAPTIVATES VIEWERS WITH HIS SCAM 1992
Papri Sri Raman - 2020-11-23 13:08
At first, I was tempted to call this piece, Banks, Babus and Bulls. But then I thought, nothing really changes, and films only confirm this. Especially in India.