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Colombian presidential transition and legal disputes
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Latest: Colombia President denounces alleged abuse of power at Casa de Nariño
During the 2026 Colombian presidential transition from Gustavo Petro to Abelardo de la Espriella, oversight bodies have intensified monitoring of state procurement and expenditures. Following the transition, the Comptrol
Colombia JEP: Budget, mandate threats, and judicial audits
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Latest: Colombia budget cuts threaten Special Jurisdiction for Peace court
The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) in Colombia faces intensifying legislative, budgetary, and administrative challenges. While former FARC Secretariat members perform restorative labor for involvement in over 21,00
Colombia pension and public service reform
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Latest: Colombia implements gradual reduction of pension requirements for women
The Colombian government continues to navigate administrative and legal shifts regarding pensions and public service. The Constitutional Court has upheld the majority of pension reform Law 2381 of 2024, though it ordered
Argentine legislative and local governance developments
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Latest: Malvinas Argentinas Mayor Proposes Security Technology and Provincial Coordination
The Argentine government is intensifying negotiations to advance the National Sovereignty Defense of the Malvinas Islands project. This initiative seeks to replace Law 26,659 and proposes increased sanctions for the unau
Electricity crises in the Americas
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Latest: Energy infrastructure challenges reported across Latin America and Spain
Several nations across the Americas are experiencing significant electricity crises driven by infrastructure decay, generation deficits, and grid instability. In Venezuela, the crisis has escalated into daily unannounc
Colombia files submission law for criminal organizations
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Latest: Colombia government files submission law for criminal organizations
The Colombian government, under President Abelardo De La Espriella, has officially filed the ‘submission law’ project in the Senate. Presented by Justice Minister Iván Cancino and Interior Minister Rodrigo Lara, the init
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