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Donald Trump, the tycoon turned presidential candidate, has challenged CNN, the 24-hour news network, to donate all the advertising income it generates during its broadcast later this month of the next Republican presidential debate to veterans groups in the United States.

Democrat Jack Conway, Republican Matt Bevin and independent candidate Drew Curtis will take part in the first-ever Bluegrass Poll Debate on Sept. 15 in Louisville.

The federal Liberals are threatening to pull out of a leaders debate on foreign policy later this month over concerns that it won’t be bilingual as promised.

In a televised debate, former prime minister Alexis Tsipras said the international bailout he had agreed to in July had stabilized Greece, while his conservative rival Evangelos Meimarakis said it had damaged the economy.

Greece's left wing leader Alexis Tsipras admitted making mistakes in negotiations for a massive new bailout agreement, during a televised election debate late Wednesday, but insisted the deal would safeguard the country's financial future.

La empresaria y presidenta de la Fundación Banco Provincia de Buenos Aires hace meses que recorre el país como embajadora de Daniel Scioli.

The cable news network is charging as much as $200,000 for a 30-second spot in the prime-time brawl taking place on Sept. 16.

CNN is putting its foot down, and insists it will not be changing the criteria it established for its Republican presidential debate in September, even as GOP candidate Carly Fiorina protests the network.

La decana de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, Mónica Pinto, recibió a todos los integrantes de la ONG Argentina Debate, junto a quienes recorrió el salón donde se realizará el primer debate presidencial con los seis candidatos el 4 de octubre a las 21 horas por radio

El debate de la Asociación de Gerentes de Guatemala que fue transmitido en Guatevisión se enfocó en temas como la corrupción, la educación, Guatecompras y los programas sociales.

The Trinidad and Tobago Debates Commission (TTDC) yesterday announced that two Leaders’ Debates, scheduled to take place today and on August 27, have been cancelled.

The TTDC officially made the announcement yesterday in a release, although citizens had already anticipated the events being cancelled.