The new statements by the trans-Andean leader come a day after Brazil recalled its ambassador in Buenos Aires for consultations, amid growing diplomatic tension between both countries following the harsh insults uttered by the libertarian leader during a political event in São Paulo.
The attacks occurred after an incident on Friday in which four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers —one of them a security coordinator for a nearby Israeli settlement— died when a crowd of Israeli settlers, some armed, approached the Palestinian village of Tell, southwest of Nablus
In a joint statement, opposition leaders affirmed that they are not part of the design, construction, or operation of the instance announced between members of the 2015 National Assembly and representatives of the regime. Likewise, they indicated that they will evaluate any initiative based on “concrete and verifiable” progress.
The Cuban president assured that Washington is pushing a “genocidal policy” to economically suffocate the island. His statements were made during the commemoration of the 73rd anniversary of the assault on Moncada Barracks.
According to authorities, the 21-year-old man was located in the Berlin district of Spandau, where he lunged with a weapon at the police, which led officers to open fire.
The decision was adopted by the Brazilian chancellor, Mauro Vieira, after the Argentine president called his counterpart a “thief” and “convict” during an act of support for Flávio Bolsonaro in São Paulo. The visit also did not include meetings with representatives of the Brazilian Government.
The route will cover 36% of Morocco’s coastline and will span about 1055 km.
A senior Iranian official said Tehran would suspend its military operations if Washington did not resume attacks. The statement comes after President Donald Trump’s decision to halt the offensive to make room for diplomatic negotiations.
The victims are four young people under 23 years old, another 29-year-old man, and a 58-year-old woman.
The former presidential candidate of the Democratic Center says that the outgoing administration has been one of “many failed promises.” And about Abelardo de la Espriella, she believes he will have “a problem redefining the discourse with which he will govern.”