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Brazil’s Bolsonaro testifies before the Supreme Court over alleged coup plot, calls rioters ‘crazy’
Jair Bolsonaro · Brazil

Brazil’s Bolsonaro testifies before the Supreme Court over alleged coup plot, calls rioters ‘crazy’

40% Left coverage: 82 sources
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Argentina’s Supreme Court upholds prison sentence for ex-President Cristina Fernández
Argentina Politics · Argentina

Argentina’s Supreme Court upholds prison sentence for ex-President Cristina Fernández

43% Left coverage: 79 sources
Argentina’s Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the 6-year prison sentence on corruption charges for former President Cristina Fernández, a ruling she quickly rejected.See the Story
At least four dead in wave of explosions outside police stations in southwest Colombia
Drones · Colombia

At least four dead in wave of explosions outside police stations in southwest Colombia

44% Center coverage: 74 sources
At least four people were killed in Colombia on Tuesday as rebel groups detonated bombs near police stations in the city of Cali and the neighboring Cauca province, according to authorities.See the Story

Colombian President Condemns Attack on Presidential Hopeful, Orders Investigation

80% Left coverage: 5 sources
'No resource or time should be spared, not a single peso and not a single moment of energy, to dedicate it exclusively to finding the mastermind behind the murder,' says Gustavo Petro - Anadolu AjansıGustavo Petro · ColombiaSee the Story

Brazilian Activist Returning Home After Israeli Navy Seized Humanitarian Flotilla Near Gaza - Brazil Reports

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São Paulo, Brazil – Brazilian activist Thiago Ávila, who was on board a vessel operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) and intercepted by Israeli security forces off the coast of Gaza, is on his way back to Brazil. The information was confirmed on Monday evening by Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a post […]Greta Thunberg · GazaSee the Story

Why did Guatemala issue warrants for Colombia’s Attorney General and ex-Defense Minister? - Latin America Reports

In a recorded address last Monday, June 2, Guatemalan Public Prosecutor Rafael Curruchiche ordered the arrest of two high-ranking Colombian officials. He accused Colombia’s Attorney General, Luz Adriana Camargo, and ex-Defense Minister, Iván Velásquez, of influence peddling, obstruction of justice, and collusion. But the charges were widely dismissed as baseless, including by Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo and Colombian President Gustavo …Latin America · GuatemalaRead Article

“Trans Lives Don’t Wait”: Colombia lawmakers propose bill to guarantee rights of gender-diverse populations  - Latin America Reports

Medellín, Colombia – Colombia’s Congress on June 3 approved the presentation of the Comprehensive Trans Law, considered one of the most “robust” pieces of legislation on the subject in the world, as per newspaper El País.  Legislators are seeking to establish a legal framework that guarantees the fulfillment of the gender-diverse populations’ rights through the elimination of “all forms of injustice, exclusion, discrimination and violence in bot…Latin America · ColombiaSee the Story

Brazil Seeks Extradition of Congresswoman Following 10-Year Prison Sentence - Brazil Reports

São Paulo, Brazil – Authorities in Brazil are seeking the extradition of a federal lawmaker who fled to Italy.  Carla Zambelli, a congresswoman and one of the most vocal allies of former President Jair Bolsonaro, fled Brazil in late May, days after being sentenced to 10 years and eight months in prison by the country’s Supreme Federal Court. She was convicted of hacking into the electronic systems of Brazil’s National Justice Council between 202…Jair Bolsonaro · São PauloSee the Story

Two Illinois Senators Help Introduce Bill on Gun Industry Negligence

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WTWO/WAWV)— Two Illinois Senators helped introduce a bill Monday that they believe will hold gun companies and sellers more liable in court. Senator Tammy Duckworth(D-IL) and U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) along with the help of many others including senators, U.S. Representatives, and and more than 80 members of congress introduced the bill Monday. The bill is entitled the Equal Justice for Victims of Gun Viole…Brett KavanaughSee the Story

Mayor shot and killed in Western Mexico - Aztec Reports

Mexico City, Mexico – Salvador Bastida García, Mayor of Tacámbaro, Michoacán, in western Mexico, was murdered along with his security detail on Friday morning while driving to his home. The township’s city hall was the first to report the mayor’s death and confirmed that Bastida García and his personal security officer, Pastor Cortez Álvarez, were attacked by armed men. “We are working in coordination with the three levels of government to reinf…Latin America · Mexico CityRead Article

Colombia elected to sit on United Nations security council - Latin America Reports

Colombia will serve as a temporary member of the United Nations (UN) Security Council from January 2026 to December 2027. It was elected alongside four other countries – Liberia, Bahrain, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Latvia – by the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, June 3. In a post on X, Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia praised the election as “recognition of Colombia’s diplomatic leadership and the work of President Gustavo Petr…Gustavo Petro · GazaRead Article

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