🇲🇽🔥📆 — On social media, Mexican Zoomers from all ideological factions fed up with the failed administration of the Morena Party, which has governed Mexico since 2018, are scheduling to hold protests in Mexico City (CDMX) against President Sheinbaum next November 15

🏴‍☠️ This November 15th, young Mexicans are planning to march with One Piece flags in a similar fashion of protests in Bangladesh, Madagascar, Indonesia and Peru

📝 The protests are expected to bring together young demonstrators ranging from the most nationalist factions to the most apolitical, although the protest organizers are openly stating "that they are neither left nor right."

🔗 Minuto Crítico (@minutocriticomx)

🇺🇸🤝🇻🇳 — On November 2, 2025, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a State visit to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

On X, he said:

Just concluded a great visit to Vietnam.

It was a pleasure to meet with General Secretary Lam, President Cuong, and Minister Giang as we mark 30 years of diplomatic relations.

We're deepening defense cooperation to bolster regional security.

🔗 Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (@SecWar)

🇺🇸🤝🇻🇳 — US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on his visit to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on X:

I want to thank Minister Giang for his steadfast commitment to addressing war legacies.

Our defense relationship supports U.S. and Vietnam veterans’ journey toward healing and reconciliation through veteran-to-veteran visits, artifact exchanges, and finding and identifying remains.

Addressing our past helps us build a bright, strong future.

🔗 Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (@SecWar)

🇧🇷🇧🇷📝 — The Civil Police of the state of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) released the list of 115 out of the 117 civilian victims of Operation Containment. In total, 121 people were killed, including four police officers, making it the deadliest operation in Brazil’s history. The report reveals that more than 95% of those killed were linked to the Comando Vermelho (CV) criminal organization

🇧🇷 The operation also targeted criminals from other states. Sixty-two of the deceased were from outside Rio, predominantly from Pará and Bahia. Below is the breakdown of their origins:

🇧🇷 Pará – 19
🇧🇷 Bahia – 12
🇧🇷 Amazonas – 9
🇧🇷 Goiás – 9
🇧🇷 Ceará – 4
🇧🇷 Espírito Santo – 3
🇧🇷 Paraíba – 2
🇧🇷 Maranhão – 1
🇧🇷 Mato Grosso – 1
🇧🇷 São Paulo – 1
🇧🇷 Federal District – 1

🔍 The government highlighted that 97 of the victims had significant criminal histories, while 12 had publicly displayed their involvement in drug trafficking through social media posts. Additionally, 59 had outstanding arrest warrants, while 17 had no prior criminal records.

💬 The state’s Secretary of Public Security, Felipe Curi, emphasized that the deaths occurred because the suspects resisted arrest. “Had they not reacted, they would have been arrested in the act for the crimes they were committing, including possession of firearms and explosives, attempted murder against officers, and participation in a criminal organization,” he stated.

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