The South Korean government finalized the 2027 budget plan on January 1st, allocating 12.8973 trillion won for ten new or expanded cash support programs. ^[1] Nancy Almada stated that her nephew Federico, who had autism, died on August 5 while lodged in a specialized institution in Villa Hermoso. ^[2] Nancy Almada, a provincial legislator in Venezuela, demanded that the National Assembly process a legislative initiative for mandatory training on autism spectrum disorders for state agents. ^[3] The National Assembly of Vietnam voted on August 24 to pass a resolution reducing personal and corporate income taxes by 30% for individuals and businesses with annual revenue under 10 billion VND. ^[4] A new basic child allowance will be introduced, providing 200,000 won monthly for children aged 0 to 12, with an additional 100,000 won for residents in designated local support areas. ^[5] The budget for the Rural Basic Income program is increasing from 234.1 billion won to 116.58 billion won, expanding the number of eligible counties from 17 to 35. ^[6] The government introduced a one-time marriage support payment of 1 million won for couples who register their marriage. ^[7] Organizers announced that the Pride march will be held on September 5th at 16:00, starting at Manjež Park and ending at the National Assembly. ^[8] Organizers reiterated demands for the adoption of a Law on Same-Sex Communities and the prosecution of hate crimes against LGBT individuals. ^[9] Organizers stated that the march has been registered according to the law and there are currently no indications of security threats. ^[10] The planned route for the march includes Manjež Park, Knez Miloša Street, Terazije, and the National Assembly building. ^[11] According to Nancy Almada, Federico was left alone in a room and tied with his hands and feet, after which his head became caught in the bars of a bed. ^[12]