While campaigning for president, Gustavo Petro explicitly promised that there would be no expropriation during his term.
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Colombia: Violence unleashes on Catatumbo, a region forgotten by the Colombian stateCamera: MARIO CAICEDO. STATEMENTS BY WILLIAMS VILLAMIZAR, GOVERNOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NORTE DE SANTANDER: These days, specifically yesterday, a confrontation between the ELN and the FARC began ...
Gustavo Petro: "Cocaine is illegal because it is made in Latin America, not because it is worse than whiskey." ...
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The Takeout on MSNThe Complex History Behind Colombia's Love For CoffeeColombian coffee has been celebrated for generations. However, the beverage wasn't always an integral part of the country's ...
Failed peace negotiations and the battle for control over valuable territory have produced an unprecedented humanitarian ...
MADRID — MADRID — Banco Santander SA (SAN) on Wednesday reported net income of $3.48 billion in its fourth quarter. The bank, based in Madrid, said it had earnings of 21 cents per share. The financial ...
Santander Brasil on Wednesday reported a 75% jump in fourth-quarter net profit, sending its shares higher as it surpassed ...
Neinor Homes and Banco Santander have reached an agreement to invest more than €60mn to develop 160 ‘flex living’ apartments in the city of ...
Santander has reported a sharp decline in annual profits in the UK, with earnings falling nearly 40% amid ongoing speculation about the future of its British operations. The Spanish-owned banking ...
Santander had lagged rivals such as BBVA (BBVA.MC), opens new tab in prioritising shareholder payouts, and its shares had underperformed its Spanish rival until recently. On Wednesday the bank ...
After missing out on many of their top free-agent targets in recent weeks, the Toronto Blue Jays have finally made a splash by landing slugger Anthony Santander. The two sides have agreed to a ...
Santander became one of the first UK high street banks to reduce rates on savings accounts and mortgages following the Bank of England's decision to cut rates from 4.75% to 4.5% last week ...
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