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Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.

The Argentine Senate approved a labor reform led by President Javier Milei, sparking both celebrations from the ruling party and rejection from opposition leaders on social media.

Argentina's Senate passed a controversial Labor Reform after eliminating a contentious article but faces judicial challenges from the opposition.

The Australian Labor government is reconsidering changes to negative gearing, indicating potential reforms to the tax break following a report suggesting new measures could be in the works.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese's efforts to maintain caucus unity are leading to a public silence among Labor's left faction, particularly regarding controversial issues like the repatriation of ISIS brides.

The Guardian's latest Essential report discusses the gaining support for One Nation, particularly among former Labor voters, and features insights from political analysts on the implications for the upcoming federal elections.

A proposal from Movimiento Ciudadano for deputies to work a 48-hour week was rejected by the Morena party during discussions on labor reforms in Mexico.

The Australian Labor Party is hinting at potential changes to capital gains tax policies, raising questions about the implications of such compromises.

Claudia Sheinbaum announced that an electoral reform proposal will be sent to Congress regardless of agreements with the Labor Party and the Green Party in Mexico.

A tense meeting held at the National Palace involved the leaders of the Ecologist Green Party of Mexico (PVEM) and the Labor Party (PT), discussing electoral reform proposals with President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Cláudio Castro, the Governor of Rio de Janeiro, announced that he will resign in April to run for the Senate, while the Brazilian Labor Party (PL) has appointed Douglas Ruas as its candidate for the governorship.

The South Australian Labor government's stamp duty policy is at odds with the previous views expressed by former Treasurer Stephen Mullighan regarding who should benefit from such tax relief.

A recent poll shows that nearly 60% of Australians would consider voting for the right-wing populist party One Nation, despite controversial remarks by its leader, Pauline Hanson.

The article discusses the Australian government's handling of the repatriation of citizens trapped in Syrian detention camps, highlighting the change in Labor's stance from compassion to contempt under the current leadership.

The SA Liberal Party has suggested it may direct preferences to One Nation in the upcoming state election, which could shift the political landscape against Labor and the Greens.

The Justicialist Party condemned Peronist legislators who supported government-backed labor reform, claiming they represent different interests contrary to party principles.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit Australia next month as part of an Asia-Pacific tour focused on trade diversification, while a new federal poll shows One Nation narrowly trailing Labor.

Labor reform has catalyzed a rift within the Peronist Party, leading to the departure of three senators aligned with governors distancing themselves from Cristina Kirchner.

Bill Kelty criticized the Australian government for its lack of ambition in tax reform during a parliamentary inquiry, advocating for significant changes to the capital gains tax.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un has been unanimously reappointed as General Secretary during the Labor Party Congress, emphasizing military strength and economic policies.

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri is preparing to host a summit for the PRO party as tensions rise between government factions regarding labor reform and upcoming elections.

The rise of One Nation is reshaping immigration discourse in Australia, prompting Labor to adopt tougher rhetoric to avoid appearing lenient.

The CDU party congress in Stuttgart discussed key policy proposals including tax reforms, phone sick notes, and part-time regulations, though not all are likely to be implemented due to potential opposition from the SPD.

The article analyzes the impact of One Nation's rise in polling on the South Australian election and how it affects the major parties, Labor and Liberal.

The South Australian Liberal party, led by Ashton Hurn, faces significant challenges in the upcoming state election, with low polling numbers and strong competition from One Nation and the Labor party.

Peter Malinauskas is expected to win the upcoming South Australian election by a large margin, with limited competition from the state Liberals.

The article discusses whether the Australian Labor Party should consider a reshuffle in light of recent political changes.

Recent polls indicate the Liberal Party in South Australia may secure one or no seats in the upcoming election, significantly trailing One Nation and Labor.

A former councilor in Móstoles alleges sexual and labor harassment by the mayor and the political party, accusing them of pressuring her against filing a complaint.

A tense session in Argentina's Chamber of Deputies over labor reform escalated into conflicts when the Peronists attempted to send the project back to committee amidst a near-empty chamber, but the ruling coalition managed to maintain control with votes.

The ruling party in Argentina, aided by provincial governors and key support from Raúl Jalil, successfully achieved quorum in the Chamber of Deputies to discuss labor reform, which is anticipated to pass to the Senate for further review.

The latest daily summary covers Viradouro winning the Rio Carnival, a general strike in Argentina against labor reform, and the sentencing of former South Korean President to life imprisonment.

The Labor opposition in Tasmania has proposed extending kindergarten to five days a week to enhance early childhood education as many children are not meeting developmental goals.

The ruling party in Argentina is poised to pass a labor reform bill in the Chamber of Deputies, claiming to have enough votes for approval despite needing to return to the Senate afterwards.

The article discusses the potential risks for South Australian Liberal leader Ashton Hurn regarding her seat in the upcoming state election, amidst a strong campaign from the Labor party.

The closure of Fate, an Argentine tire manufacturer, has sparked a strong backlash from the Peronist party, which blames President Javier Milei's economic policies for promoting deindustrialization.

The ruling party in Argentina has decided to amend a controversial article in the labor reform concerning medical leave pay in order to facilitate its approval in Congress.

Angus Taylor, newly appointed opposition leader, introduces a revamped shadow ministry aimed at combating Labor while also focusing on the internal challenges of revitalizing the Liberal party.

The Argentine government's ruling party is pushing for a legislative session to advance labor reform, with potential modifications to sick leave policies in order to secure quorum support.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor denies involvement in a proposed immigration policy that would ban people from terror-declared areas entering Australia, amidst broader discussions about the repatriation of Australian families with links to ISIS fighters in Syria.

The article discusses Prime Minister Keir Starmer's struggles in governance and public perception amidst Labor's long history in opposition.

The Argentine government is pushing for rapid approval of labor reform legislation, facing increasing opposition regarding restrictions on licenses.

The CGT union in Argentina threatens a general strike over discontent with the labor reform being considered in Congress, particularly regarding changes to medical leave provisions.

Internal conflicts within the Peronist party are escalating, highlighting divisions in Kirchnerism, especially after the unanimous vote against labor reform proposed by Javier Milei's government.

The article discusses the recent labor reform in Argentina, highlighting the mixed reactions it has received, particularly from the Kirchnerist faction.

The Greek Parliament overwhelmingly passed a bill aimed at strengthening collective labor agreements with 158 votes in favor and 134 against after a nominal vote requested by the KKE party.

President Claudia Sheinbaum leads her 'morning conference' from Palacio Nacional, expected to address her party's decision on labor discussions in Congress.

Tim Picton was fatally injured in a one-punch attack outside a nightclub in Perth, with the accused claiming Picton made unwanted advances towards his female cousin before the incident.

Jorge Álvarez Máynez, leader of Movimiento Ciudadano, criticized the Morena party for not including two mandatory days off in a labor reform that reduces the workweek to 40 hours, claiming it betrays workers' rights.

The Labor Party faced a significant setback as they lost a crucial vote in the Storting regarding regulations for private schools.