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Colombia Loses War on Drones
A new attack on the military exposes the country's inability to stop the explosives that fall from the sky. After years of failed shopping, the 2026 bat records
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At least three military personnel killed and 16 seriously injured in a drones attack
De la Espriella condemned "the cowardly terrorist attack" and ordered "to capture those responsible." Eight hours later, two media outlets took security measures for "risk of attack"
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León XIV asks to place "the person before the algorithm" in front of Uruguay's educators
The Pope visits a poor neighborhood of Montevideo and calls for the protection of citizens from insecurity, poverty and inequality
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Thomas Markle's child pornography scandal, the nail in the coffin of a long fall in misfortune
Meghan Markle's father, who has been away from his daughter for almost a decade now, is now facing an indictment for possession of pornography in the United States that could be 20 years in prison.
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A multiple collision in Santo Domingo, in the Valparaiso region, leaves at least 11 dead and 15 injured
A bus that moved several families, a Tolva truck and a car crashed on the Fruit Road. Fatal victims are adults and among the injured there are two children
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La Fiscalía Paraguaya solicita prisación prevención para el expresidente despudido Santiago Peña
Pedro Alliana assumes as new head of state with changes in the Cabinet and a message of tranquility for the savers affected by the Ueno Bank scandal in a climate of tension
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Trump offers the White House's portfolio to the president of the UFC fight competition
According to CNN, Dana White refuses the offer, but the TMZ medium, specialized in pharandula, points out that the two personalities will meet next week to study the offer
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The "brokers' of the narco in Mexico, a buoyant business that goes hand in hand with Chinese washing networks
The arrest in Mexico City of Bojun He, alias' El Chino ', alleged leader of a money-laundering network, exposes a greater involvement of financial intermediaries in organized crime
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The ruin of PDVSA opens the door to private capital in the new era of Venezuelan oil
Scared by debt, operational collapse and staff bleeding, the state emblematic begins to give control of production to international firms
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The wrong grave: the waiter who rested 30 years under the name of the magistrate
The identification of the remains of one of the employees of the Justice Palace cafeteria intertwines the stories of the Echeverry and the Beltran, marked by the assault of the M-19
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What do Latin Americans believe in? Catholicism goes back and up those who do not profess any religion
The Pope travels to three countries in the region where the Catholic faith is still a majority
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One deputy and three officers murdered in Guatemala in an armed attack
The victims of the attack are Congressman Julio Portillo, two police officers and one of the legislator's bodyguards.
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The Pope arrives in the most secular country of South America with a message against abortion and euthanasia
The visit to Uruguay generates more interest in the political class than in citizenship. His humanist position and concern for social justice, migration and the IA coincide with values rooted in the Uruguayan people.
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Paraguay's President, Santiago Peña, dismissed and arrested for alleged corruption
The Senate approves, with the votes of all the legislators of the government, the political death of the president, which was achieved by a financial scandal. Vice President Pedro Alliana is sworn in as new head of state
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The Colombian right finds a gold mine in the sexual life of Petro
The allegations of the exchange of contracts in exchange for affective relations against the expressive arouse the rejection of some women concerning progresism
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The visit of Pope Leo XIV in Uruguay, live - 124; The Pope heads a mass in the Cathedral of Montevideo
The Pontiff begins his South American tour of Uruguay, where he asks that the development of the IA serve to "expand human capacities" and not to reduce workers to a "expendable part within the productive process"
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New Cuban regime's attack on independent journalism: "They want to silence us, that we don't show the truth"
Cuban journalists Yoani Sánchez and Camila Acosta, detained this week by State Security, report threats and evils of Cuban authorities for exercising journalism
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A federal judge paralyzes the works of the arch of triumph that Trump wants to build in Washington
The White House intended to start work on Friday to lift the memorial to the president
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The new congressmen, governors and mayors who paint the United States map in blue "as a beekeeper"
For the first time up to 155 women will serve in the country's Congress, and one third of the states will be governed by them, including the first African-American and the first nativoAmerican.
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Keiko Fujimori takes stock of his first hundred days of government: "We are on the right track and criminals know it too"
The President of Peru focuses her message on combating citizen insecurity