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Guest presenter Emilio San Pedro, in Miami

Emilio heads to Miami's Little Havana district and its famous Versailles caf茅 to talk politics with Ivette Leyva and Luis Fajardo of 麻豆社 Mundo and Rafael Abuchaibe of 麻豆社 Monitoring.

Later he watches the final presidential debate at the 麻豆社 bureau as the Mundo team pick out what's of most interest to their audience and watch for reaction on social media.

Eating and voting with Miami's Colombians and Venezuelans
Emilio referees a food competition: Colombians Claudia Plazas and Rafael Abuchaibe versus Venezuelan Patricia Sulbaran. Whose 'arepas' are better? They also reflect on the recent No vote in the Colombian referendum on the peace deal with Farc rebels, and the significance of the vote from Colombians in Miami.

Multiple Choice
For decades, Chilean teenagers had to sit the Academic Aptitude Test in order to apply for university. Chilean writer Alejandro Zambra has gone back to this stressful time for his latest novel, Multiple Choice. Constanza Hola of 麻豆社 Mundo, who sat the test herself, puts Alejandro through his paces.

And Fifi Haroon's pick of the world wide web.

Image: Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton during the final presidential debate in Las Vegas
Credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images