The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, and her Danish counterpart, Mette Frederiksen, issued a statement calling on Europe to tighten migration policy to “ensure greater security and protection” for its citizens.

At least 74 people died following the strong 7.4 earthquake recorded this Monday in Colombia, according to a CNN count based on preliminary reports from governors and mayors of the affected areas. The government declared a “national disaster” situation.

The Department of State has specified in a statement that it has taken this measure against “foreign citizens who violated the conditions of their visas, committed crimes, incited violence against U.S. citizens,” among other reasons.

The President of Colombia will travel to Pereira, one of the cities most affected by the earthquake, with the aim of directly overseeing the care and response efforts.

In addition, multiple buildings in different locations would have been damaged as a result of the earthquake.

The government of Havana approved two new resolutions to promote the use of renewable energies and try to alleviate the tax burden on both private and state entities that invest in this sector.

Authorities are conducting the evaluations.

The Government of Iran has indicated that the sense of security that the United States intends to believe it provides has contributed to quite the opposite.

“No one can deny the negative impacts of illegal immigration on our societies,” they pointed out through a statement.

The attack took place against the city of Nizhnekamsk, where two companies specialized in the processing of oil and gas condensate are located.