The former president of the neighboring country, convicted in the first instance in the Odebrecht and Ecoteva cases, stated that his process has exceeded the legal deadlines and requested that his situation be evaluated with criteria of humanity and objectivity.
Venezuelan businessman investigated in Spain and Switzerland for money laundering, became the intermediary that Washington uses to attract US investment to Venezuela, while holding regular meetings with the government of Delcy Rodríguez.
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.
On June 26, Lebanon and Israel reached a preliminary agreement mediated by the United States that laid the groundwork for a permanent ceasefire.
The event that brings together exponents of the most diverse styles, always focused on the continent, will take place in October at Parque O’Higgins and will also feature other illustrious artists such as Carlos Vives, Bomba Estéreo, Los Vásquez, Pettinellis, and Jovanotti. Read here how both days will be scheduled.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a campaign to disable the International Criminal Court and called on the country’s partners to turn their backs on the institution. For their part, legal experts warn that the real objective is impunity.
The base has been the target of several Iranian attacks within the framework of the open conflict in the Middle East.
In an event held in the Pichincha Hall of Cali, the new president of Colombia formalized the appointment of the ministers who will make up his Executive to launch the so-called “Miracle Homeland,” the program that will guide his mandate.
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) endorsed this Thursday the amnesty law of Spain that was approved in 2024 by the Government of Pedro Sánchez to exempt from criminal liability the political leaders who participated in the Catalonia independence process. The CJEU considers that this regulation does not affect the interests of the community bloc nor is it contrary to the European directive on terrorism.
“It is a bilateral matter between Member States, but we encourage all parties involved to act with restraint, responsibly,” said one of the spokespeople for the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres.