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The organization denounces the "mass deportations" of immigrants, which it attributes to Feijóo, as "illegal" and calls for "realistic" measures.

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Mario Hernández, president of the Council of Europe's Committee on New and Emerging Digital Technologies, stated that major technology companies are attempting to exert control over the regulation of artificial intelligence. Hernández dismissed the apocalyptic scenarios often presented by tech industry leaders, suggesting these narratives serve as a strategy to influence the regulatory landscape.

Separately, in Spain, President Pedro Sánchez has urged employer associations to reach a consensus on improving labor conditions and increasing wages for the middle and working classes. Meanwhile, in the Dominican Republic, the government is engaged in ongoing negotiations with the National Association of Gasoline Retailers (Anadegas) to prevent the disconnection of payment terminals at 780 fuel stations scheduled for September 25.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Focuses on political labor policy and tech industry regulatory influence.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) Focuses on local fuel retail industry labor and payment disputes.
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