Stories from Colombia

Clashes occurred between hooded individuals and police in Bogotá, near 74th and 76th streets, following similar incidents throughout the week. Students state the protests are motivated by alleged repeated abuse from security guards at the Transmilenio station on Calle 76. These confrontations escalated after a fight on Monday, May 4th, between guards and students. Individuals were found carrying fuel, improvised explosive devices, and blunt objects in Bogotá. Several hooded individuals, some armed with axes and sticks, were reported in Bogotá.

Lemus has returned to the government, taking on a role as an advisor within the financial regulation unit. He started working this week in the entity, holding a grade 18 position, which was previously offered to him.

Fans protested due to dissatisfaction with performance, described as a 'duel' by 'powerful fans'.

Nine aggressions, including violence against public servants and personal injuries, have been reported.

Air mobility in South America is expected to be difficult this summer. This forecast is attributed to ongoing security concerns, high air ticket prices, and a reduction in available flights and routes for passengers.

An ex-ambassador is being accused and taken to trial in Bogota. The former ambassador is being taken to trial, with prosecutors presenting probative evidence related to the 11 criminal acts.

An individual stated they were going to be charged, alleging mistreatment and a violation of due process. An individual reiterated allegations of due process violation, stating they were being 'maltratándome, violentándome el debido proceso' during the process.

The Conservative Party in Colombia is experiencing an internal crisis, which has been exacerbated by recent developments. Adolfo Pineda, the Secretary General of the party, was mentioned in connection with this political news earlier in the morning. Colombian political candidates Paloma Valencia and Abelardo de las Priellas reportedly need each other's support for a second-round candidacy. The source indicates deep, potentially irreconcilable differences between them. There are 20 days remaining in the political process.

She was involved in delivering a suitcase containing 3 billion pesos to Iván Name, the President of the Senate, who is currently imprisoned in connection with the incident. Her release from jail appears imminent, despite evidence against her, including a construction contract in which she and Iván Nam reportedly have an interest. The ninth and eleventh prosecutor's offices are involved in the case. The defense of Sandra Ortiz, who is the presidential advisor for the regions, has made a request.

The 'Claro Fútbol FES,' described as 'the biggest party in Colombia,' is scheduled to take place on June 27. This event is being promoted by Caracol Radio Colombia.