Martínez highlights "absolute normality" following the situation with the lists and calls for focusing on winning the elections
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In Castilla y León, Spain, PSOE Secretary General Carlos Martínez has declared a state of "absolute normality" within the party following the Federal List Commission's approval of electoral candidacies. Martínez urged party members to shift their focus toward the upcoming election campaign to secure a victory.
Separately, in Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic, authorities are searching for four unidentified individuals involved in the fatal shooting of 48-year-old taxi driver Félix Valentín Trinidad. The incident occurred early Friday morning on a pedestrian bridge on Avenida Las Américas, where the victim was reportedly attacked and robbed by passengers he had been transporting.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina)Focuses on internal political stability and electoral strategy in Spain.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)Focuses on local criminal investigation and violent crime reporting.
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