Colômbia realiza segundo turno presidencial neste domingo (31) com disputa entre o senador de esquerda Iván Cepeda, apoiado por Gustavo Petro, e o advogado de ultradireita Abelardo De la Espriella. Pesquisas indicam vantagem para De la Espriella.
Colombianos votam em Iván Cepeda (esquerda) e Abelardo De La Espriella (extrema-direita) em eleição que definirá alinhamento regional. Espriella liderou o primeiro turno, com apoio de Trump, enquanto Cepeda representa continuidade do governo Petro.
Colômbia elege neste domingo (31) seu próximo presidente. Três candidatos despontam como favoritos: Ivan Cepeda (esquerda), Paloma Valencia (direita tradicional) e Abelardo de La Espriella (extrema-direita). O resultado definirá o alinhamento do país com os EUA ou a continuidade da política de esquerda.
Às vésperas da eleição, as pesquisas indicam Iván Cepeda como favorito ao segundo turno, com Paloma Valencia e Abelardo de La Espriella como principais adversários. A votação pode redefinir o alinhamento da Colômbia com os EUA e manter ou ampliar a distância em relação às políticas de paz do governo atual.
Camilla Fabri, moglie di Alex Saab, è partita dal Venezuela con i figli. Le versioni sulla sua partenza sono contrastanti: espulsione o partenza volontaria. Esponenti del chavismo prendono le distanze da Saab.
La familia de Alex Saab, incluyendo su esposa Camila Fabri y sus hijos, ha abandonado Venezuela para reunirse con él en Miami, donde está detenido. Fuentes sugieren que su partida es parte de una negociación con EE.UU.
Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, defended the extradition of businessman Alex Saab to the US, stating it was in the "national interest." Rodríguez described Saab as a "citizen of Colombian origin" and that the matter concerned "the United States and Alex Saab."
Alex Saab, an ally of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, faces money laundering charges in Miami for allegedly bribing officials and stealing hundreds of millions from food import contracts amid Venezuela's hardship. Deported from Venezuela, Saab's case highlights ongoing U.S. investigations into corruption within Maduro's government.
Alex Saab, an ally of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, was charged in federal court in Miami with money laundering tied to bribery. Deported by Venezuela, Saab's case highlights internal purges and past controversial deals involving U.S. pardons.
Venezuela announced the deportation of former Minister of Industry Alex Saab, a close associate of Nicolás Maduro, to the United States for the second time. Saab, a Colombian citizen, is wanted in the US for various crimes. He was previously extradited to the US in 2021 but released in 2023 in a prisoner exchange with Venezuela.
Venezuela, eski Sanayi Bakanı ve kilit isim Alex Saab'ın ABD'ye teslim edildiğini duyurdu. Kolombiya vatandaşı olarak değerlendirilen Saab, ABD'de çeşitli suçlamalarla karşı karşıya.
Venezuela has deported businessman Alex Saab, a close ally of former president Nicolas Maduro, to the US where he faces criminal investigations. Saab, once pardoned by President Biden, was described by US officials as Maduro's 'bag man'. His deportation is expected to deepen divisions within Venezuela's ruling Chavista movement.
Venezuelan businessman Alex Saab, an ally of former President Nicolas Maduro, has been extradited to the US. Saab, arrested in Caracas in February, may provide information to US authorities to support their charges against Maduro for terrorism and drug trafficking.
Venezuela announced the deportation of former Industry Minister Alex Saab to the United States, citing his involvement in crimes there. Saab, a close ally of former President Nicolas Maduro, was accused of money laundering and corruption, including exploiting a Venezuelan food aid program. He was previously arrested in Cape Verde and extradited to the US, later released in a prisoner exchange, and then reappointed to Maduro's cabinet before being dismissed by the new administration.
Venezuela deportó al empresario colombiano Alex Saab, operador financiero clave de Nicolás Maduro, a Estados Unidos. Saab, acusado de delitos en EE.UU., Colombia y Venezuela, fue entregado a la DEA en Miami tras un largo proceso judicial.
Alex Saab, un homme d'affaires colombien considéré comme un intermédiaire clé du pouvoir vénézuélien sous Nicolas Maduro, a été expulsé vers les États-Unis le 16 mai 2026. Il est accusé de détournement d'aide alimentaire et de blanchiment.
Alex Saab, figura chiave del potere venezuelano, è stato espulso verso gli Stati Uniti dalle autorità venezuelane il 16 maggio 2026. L'imprenditore colombiano è implicato in reati negli USA e la sua testimonianza potrebbe essere cruciale nelle indagini contro Nicolás Maduro.
Venezuela has deported Alex Saab, a close ally of Nicolás Maduro, to the U.S. for judicial proceedings. Saab, a businessman pardoned by President Biden in a 2021 prisoner swap, is described by U.S. officials as Maduro's "bag man" and may testify against him.
Venezuela anunció la deportación del empresario colombiano Alex Saab, operador financiero clave de Nicolás Maduro. Saab, quien ocupó cargos ministeriales, fue entregado a Estados Unidos, país que lo acusa de diversos delitos. Su caso marca un nuevo capítulo en su compleja trayectoria judicial.
