Colombia

The far-right Abelardo de la Espirella has advanced left on Sunday in the first round of the Colombian elections, which will take place on June 21 and will face the left-wing candidate Ivan Cepeda.

The candidates include Ivan Cepeda, a supporter of the current president, as well as Abelardo de la Espriella and Paloma Valencia  who propose right-wing policies.

Authorities have reported that more than 100 soldiers were on the plane, some of whom have survived.

U.S. President Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, made peace this Tuesday with a friendly meeting at the White House after a year marked by disagreements and cross-insults.

The president of Colombia will bring a typical basket of coffee and chocolate to his meeting with the president of the United States. Trump hopes that the meeting will be "good", calling the Colombian president "very kind" since the US captured Maduro.

ThePresidentof the United States has recently warned that the country is not doing enough to combat drug trafficking, following the attack on Enezuela Venezuela.

On the other hand, Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro spoke on the phone last night to resolve diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Both leaders have agreed to hold a meeting at the White House on an unspecified day. 

If anything like what happened on Saturday night in Caracas, "a large part of the Colombian people who love and respect" will free the popular jaguar. " 

Nine Heads of State and Government met this Sunday at the Fourth Summit between the Community of American and Caribbean States and the European Union.

Only nine Heads of State and Government attended the Fourth Summit of the European Union (EU) and the Community of Latin America and the Caribbean (CELAC) this Sunday.

The Colombian president replied that he was "cheating" on himself because he had a duty in his political career to denounce drug mafias.

The Colombian president has said the decision violates "all UN immunity rules" and has also criticized the residence in New York.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro has blamed one of the FARC dissident groups, the Central General Staff (EMC), for the attacks and announced that he will include this group on the list of "terrorist" organizations. 

According to some sources, the man was killed to commit the robbery, but local authorities do not rule out the facts being related to drug use.

Thus, the former president of Colombia will be released in second instance while his appeal against the sentence is decided. He was sentenced to 12 years' imprisonment for bribery.

Uribe, 39, a senator from a right-wing party, had been hospitalized in Bogotá since the day of the attack.

He has also been sentenced to a fine of 3.4 billion Colombian pesos ($822,000) and has been disqualified for more than eight years from exercising public rights and functions.

Russia cancels the tsunami alert and remains alert in Central and South America, although alarms have been removed in most cases.

The defense of Colombia's former president now has five days to appeal.