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  GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years •   GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years • 
Andrés Ruiz Castellanos
Politics Reporter

Andrés Ruiz Castellanos

Politics reporter covering legislative changes, executive reforms, and congressional hearings with a focus on regional governance.

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Articles by Andrés Ruiz Castellanos
SPORTS

Colombia Leads Medal Table at 2026 South American Games

Colombia topped the 2026 South American Games medal table in Bogotá for the first time, with 89 gold medals and stellar performances in athletics, cycling, and aquatic sports.

SPORTS · · 1 min
SPORTS

Venezuela Wins World Baseball Classic Against the US

Venezuela was crowned World Baseball Classic 2026 champion by defeating the United States in the final in Tokyo, a triumph of enormous symbolic value for the country.

SPORTS · · 2 min
SPORTS

FIFA 2026 World Cup in Mexico, US, and Canada

The FIFA 2026 World Cup will be played at 16 venues across Mexico, US, and Canada with 48 teams; Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Colombia represent Latin America.

SPORTS · · 2 min
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