The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel faced formal charges in six different federal jurisdictions in the United States, although under the plea agreement he consented to the transfer of the case to the Eastern District Court of New York.

The State Department spokesperson, Tommy Pigott, stated that “this milestone is the direct result of the talks held last week in Rome between Israel and Lebanon. The United States will continue to work closely with both parties to successfully implement the agreement.”

Pressure is mounting to end the closure of retail businesses on Sundays, a century-old tradition that once a week turns German shopping streets into ghost towns.

The former mayor of Manchester, raised in post-industrial England and catapulted to fame for his rebellion against London’s conservatism during the pandemic, is set to assume office this Monday as the 59th British prime minister, succeeding Keir Starmer. But his administration will face challenges unresolved by both the outgoing mandate and the conservative governments that preceded it.

The centrist candidate, Édouard Philippe, would seek to exploit the “fiscal irresponsibility” and inconsistencies of the National Rally program of the far-right leader.

“We are responding, with full justice, to every Russian attack against our cities and communities,” said the President of Ukraine.

“An understanding or agreement has value and validity as long as the parties fulfill their obligations; otherwise, it will be nothing more than a written document,” said the spokesperson of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Centcom reported that the United States launched new offensives against Iran to punish the regime for attacking Americans and to weaken its ability to ram merchant ships.

The associate professor of the Department of International Relations at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla, spoke with La Tercera about the current state of the war.