Rescue teams managed to free five people trapped for more than a week in a cave in Laos
Currently, search efforts continue to locate two other people who are believed to still be inside.
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Government of Colombia accuses Ecuador of “interference” in presidential elections over tariff announcement
The trade tension between Ecuador and Colombia began in January, when Noboa imposed a security tax on Colombian imports.
Edmundo González outlines the conditions for the repetition of the presidential elections in Venezuela
González has emphasized that he is not “alone” in this stance, as he discussed it last week with opposition leader María Corina Machado and the “democratic forces of Venezuela” gathered in Panama.
Trump accuses judicial blockade of Kennedy Center renovation and points to Washington judge
The US president questioned federal judge Christopher Cooper, after he ordered the removal of his name from the cultural center and halted the closure of the venue for a multimillion-dollar renovation. In a lengthy message, Trump accused a conflict of interest and once again claimed that the judicial system is “rigged” against him.
China warns the EU that it will take “firm” retaliatory measures against any new “discriminatory restriction”
The warning comes after the European Commission held internal talks on trade policy related to China on Friday
Qatar looks favorably on a “temporary toll” from Iran in Hormuz if it serves to clear the strait
From Qatar they have maintained that “the Iranians sometimes say they will use the money to clear mines from the strait or that the collection will be temporary, and we see that this is negotiable,” although they declare themselves against a permanent fee.
Israel expands its invasion of southern Lebanon and marks the Zahrani River as a new target
The Arabic spokesperson of the Israeli Army has confirmed up to three orders of forced displacement for residents to leave “to the north of the Zahrani River.”
Gemma Carbó: “Artistic and cultural education is the vaccine against school violence”
Invited to the IV Teaching Meeting of the La Moneda Cultural Center, the doctor in Educational Sciences reflects on the place that art and culture occupy in the school. Faced with the increase in violence and coexistence problems, she argues that security-centered responses are insufficient and that it is necessary to reconnect learning with life.
The challenge of Petro to catapult Cepeda as the heir of the left in Colombia
With social advances, but an increase in insecurity figures, the analysts consulted by La Tercera debate whether the ruling party, represented by Iván Cepeda, can ensure the continuity of the progressive project embodied by the outgoing president Gustavo Petro. The first round of the presidential elections this Sunday could set the tone.
Trump postpones decision on Iran proposal
After spending two hours in a meeting in the Crisis Room to determine his approval of a draft pact with Tehran, which seeks to extend the ceasefire, the President left the meeting without having made a decision on the matter. Details of the agreement indicate that it covers issues such as “the end of the war on all fronts,” including Lebanon, and control of the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian nuclear program would remain to be discussed.