This Tuesday, elections are being held in 11 states of the United States, including California, New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, with processes of national relevance. In New York, the most high-profile race is for mayor, where Democrat Zohran Mamdani leads in the polls, followed by Andrew Cuomo, the former governor, and Republican Curtis Sliwa. President Donald Trump criticized Mamdani and expressed his full support for Cuomo. In California, voters will decide on Proposition 50, championed by Governor Gavin Newsom, to temporarily modify redistricting. It is backed by Barack Obama and would give Democrats up to five new seats in the House of Representatives. In New Jersey, there will be a tight gubernatorial race between Democrat Mikie Sherril and Republican Jack Ciattarelli, with the polls showing a virtual tie. Sherril has the support of Democratic leaders like Ruben Gallego, who has urged the Latino community to vote. The State General Assembly will also be elected. In Virginia, elections are being held for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and all 100 seats in the House of Delegates. It could be historic to have a female governor for the first time: Republican Winsome Earle-Sears or Democrat Abigail Spanberger, who leads with 52.2% in the polls. The outcome is considered an indicator of support for Trump's policies. Elections are also being held in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, and Missouri. In Texas, a special election is being held to fill the seat for the 18th U.S. District. Additionally, state executives and legislators, judges, mayors, city councils, school boards, and referendums and recall elections are being held. In Michigan, the municipal elections in several cities stand out, including Detroit.

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Liseth Perez, entertainment and lifestyle editor of the New York newspaper and opinion columnist, brought us the best news in the world of music,"Ricardo Montaner, the famous Venezuelan-Argentine singer-songwriter, gave us some good news yesterday, Monday, because it turns out that after a break he's returning to the stage with his latest tour, the World Tour 2026, a tour that will travel through Latin America, Europe, and of course the United States. As expected, he'll have concerts in more than 20 cities in total, according to what we've been told here. He had mentioned that he had taken a break," commented Liseth Perez.

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