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Nicolás Maduro · BoliviaVenezuelan President Nicolás Maduro received warnings from prominent left-wing Latin American leaders ahead of Sunday's elections, including Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Colombia's Gustavo Petro, Chile's Gabriel Boric, Honduras' Xiomara Castro, while Bolivia's Luis Arce has been more reserved and Cuba's Miguel Díaz-Canel and Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega have shown full support.See the Story
Leaders of the Latin American left warn Maduro in
Javier Milei · Rio De JaneiroSecurity in the area of the Seine River has been strengthened; a hundred heads of state and representatives for the first open-air ceremony Gustavo Petro, Javier Milei, King Philip of Spain, and also Rosângela da Silva, Janja, and Jill Biden, but no Vladimir Putin. A hundred heads of state, government, and representatives plan to attend on Friday the opening ceremony of the Paris Games, along the Seine River.See the Story
Janja, Jill Biden, Milei and more: Opening of Paris-2024 will have a procession of leaders, kings and first ladies; find out who will
Gustavo Petro · BogotáThe Conservative Party is more advanced than the liberals, President Gustavo Petro said at the installation of the Congress of the Republic, recalling Jorge Eliécer Gaitán's phrase on the occasion of conservative support for law 200 of 1936, the land law, in which the illustrious conservative jurist Guillermo Amaya Ramírez played a predominant role. He also pointed out that one of the faces of peace in Colombia was the National Front, in which l…See the Story
Petro's compliments to the conservatives
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Gustavo Petro · ColombiaGustavo Petro believes that part of his success as president of Colombia involves accompanying a political change in Venezuela, a return of that country to a normalized institutionality. In his first months in power, he sent his campaign manager, Armando Benedetti, to Caracas as ambassador, but that didn't work out in the long run. He was replaced by Milton Rengifo, someone he absolutely trusted. In Washington, he appointed Luis Gilberto Murillo…See the Story
Luis Gilberto Murillo, Foreign Minister of Colombia: “We made a recommendation for political agreement and electoral guarantees for Venezuela”
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Gustavo Petro · ColombiaColombian President Gustavo Petro presented a report on the progress of the country’s 2016 Peace Agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebel group to the United Nations Security Council on Thursday, July 11. The report, which covers the period from March 27 to June 26, 2024, highlights the important measures taken by Petro’s government to liaise between different State and civil entities for the successful implementa…See the Story
Key takeaways from Colombia’s Peace Process report to the UN
Gustavo Petro · AntioquiaTotal peace, President Gustavo Petro's flagship policy, is in the midst of another controversy. This Tuesday morning, on a highway in the municipality of Císneros, in the northeast of Antioquia, members of the Army arrested seven armored and high-end vans at a checkpoint. They were from the National Protection Unit (UNP), the government entity responsible for protecting people whose lives are in danger, such as social leaders, politicians or sen…See the Story
Dissidents transported in government vans: the immunity of EMC negotiators creates a new controversy in Colombia
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Gustavo Petro · BogotáOn July 12, President Gustavo Petro signed the bill that grants low-income people free of charge to enroll in public universities. In other words, they don't pay anything in the PIN, the unique enrollment code that each institution gives to a person once enrolled in a certain academic program. There is a six-month deadline for the Ministry of Education, now headed by Daniel Rojas, to regulate it. Who does it apply to? This law covers those who, …See the Story
