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Month: March 2024

Geneva oil trader reaches $661M settlement with US, Swiss authorities over bribery in Ecuador

GENEVA (AP) — Geneva-based commodities trading firm Gunvor said Friday that it has reached $661 million settlement with U.S. and Swiss prosecutors after a conviction for bribery of foreign officials in connection with the petroleum industry in Ecuador. The Swiss attorney general’s office said the company didn’t take “reasonable and necessary organizational measures” to prevent

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Ecuador pide a México consentimiento para ingresar a su embajada en Quito a capturar a Jorge Glas

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– Dos meses y medio después de que el exvicepresidente de Ecuador Jorge Glas ingresó a la embajada de México en Quito en calidad de huésped, el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores ecuatoriano pidió ––a través de una carta enviada a la delegación diplomática mexicana–––autorización para que la fuerza pública ingrese al lugar

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Cuban political dissident to receive 2024 International Women of Courage award by US government

By ANDREA RODRÍGUEZ Associated Press HAVANA (AP) — Martha Beatriz Roque Cabello, a veteran Cuban dissident and leading proponent of human rights who was imprisoned twice but never left the island, will be awarded the 2024 International Women of Courage Award, a recognition granted by the U.S. Department of State. The 78-year-old economist will not

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Two Irish friends died of fentanyl poisoning in Florida. Authorities say the wrong one was cremated

By Isabel Rosales and Faith Karimi, CNN (CNN) — Florida officials mislabeled the remains of two Irish nationals who died of drug overdoses, leading to a mix-up of their autopsies and the “highly probable” cremation of the wrong body, authorities said. Kane Mitchell, 30, and Luke Comiskey, 31, died in April 2022 after consuming fentanyl-laced

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La Corte Penal Internacional decide avanzar con la investigación contra el Gobierno de Venezuela por posibles crímenes de lesa humanidad

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) — La Sala de Apelaciones de la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) de La Haya decidió este viernes que la Fiscalía continuará con la investigación por posibles crímenes de lesa humanidad contra el Estado venezolano tras desestimar los seis argumentos de apelación planteados por el Gobierno del presidente Nicolás Maduro. “La Sala

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