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A 37-day government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history, continues as lawmakers deadlock over healthcare and funding.
The federal government shutdown reached 37 days on Thursday, making it the longest in U.S. history, as lawmakers remain deadlocked.
Democrats are pushing for a one-year or permanent extension of Affordable Care Act tax credits to end the shutdown, while Republicans demand reopening federal operations first.
Senator Chris Coons, a key negotiator, expressed cautious optimism about progress, though no agreement has been reached.
The impasse has disrupted federal services, including potential cuts to operations at 40 major airports.
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Un cierre gubernamental de 37 días, el más largo en la historia de los Estados Unidos, continúa mientras los legisladores se encuentran en un punto muerto sobre la atención médica y el financiamiento.