The trial of former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has resumed after a court rejected a defence request to remove the judge. Uribe is accused of fabricating charges against individuals who linked him to the AUC paramilitary group, allegedly using bribed witnesses. Evidence suggests Uribe's defence team attempted to delay proceedings and were held in contempt of court. Testimony includes claims that Uribe and his brother were involved in creating the "Bloque Metro" death squad with Medellin Cartel associates. The trial, which began in 2018, was moved to a lower court after Uribe resigned from the Senate. Uribe maintains his innocence, pleading not guilty to fraud and bribery charges.

The trial of former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has resumed after a court rejected a defence request to remove the judge.&nbsp;Uribe is accused of fabricating charges against individuals who linked him to the AUC paramilitary group, allegedly using bribed witnesses.&nbsp;Evidence suggests Uribe's defence team attempted to delay proceedings and were held in contempt of court.&nbsp;Testimony includes claims that Uribe and his brother were involved in creating the "Bloque Metro" death squad with Medellin Cartel associates.&nbsp;The trial, which began in 2018, was moved to a lower court after Uribe resigned from the Senate.&nbsp;Uribe maintains his innocence, pleading not guilty to fraud and bribery charges.

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Uribe Trial: Fraud and Bribery Case Resumes in Colombia

Al Jazeera informa sobre una crisis de desplazamiento en Catatumbo, Colombia, provocada por el resurgimiento del conflicto entre grupos rebeldes. Esta violencia, que persiste a pesar del acuerdo de paz de 2016 con las FARC, ha obligado a decenas de miles de personas a huir de sus hogares, desbordando los recursos en ciudades como Cúcuta. Los desplazados enfrentan escasez de alimentos e incertidumbre sobre su regreso, lo que pone a prueba los esfuerzos humanitarios. La política de "paz total" del presidente Petro enfrenta desafíos, ya que los diálogos de paz con el ELN están estancados y el Estado lucha por establecer su presencia en las zonas rurales. La falta de infraestructura y el auge del comercio de coca agravan la crisis, dejando a los residentes preguntándose cuándo podrán volver a casa. El artículo resalta la grave situación y las limitaciones de los esfuerzos actuales para abordar las causas profundas del conflicto y brindar el apoyo necesario.

Al Jazeera informa sobre una crisis de desplazamiento en Catatumbo, Colombia, provocada por el resurgimiento del conflicto entre grupos rebeldes. Esta violencia, que persiste a pesar del acuerdo de paz de 2016 con las FARC, ha obligado a decenas de miles de personas a huir de sus hogares, desbordando los recursos en ciudades como C&uacute;cuta. Los desplazados enfrentan escasez de alimentos e incertidumbre sobre su regreso, lo que pone a prueba los esfuerzos humanitarios. La pol&iacute;tica de "paz total" del presidente Petro enfrenta desaf&iacute;os, ya que los di&aacute;logos de paz con el ELN est&aacute;n estancados y el Estado lucha por establecer su presencia en las zonas rurales. La falta de infraestructura y el auge del comercio de coca agravan la crisis, dejando a los residentes pregunt&aacute;ndose cu&aacute;ndo podr&aacute;n volver a casa. El art&iacute;culo resalta la grave situaci&oacute;n y las limitaciones de los esfuerzos actuales para abordar las causas profundas del conflicto y brindar el apoyo necesario.

Crisis de Desplazamiento en Colombia: Los Desarraigados de Catatumbo Buscan un Hogar

Al Jazeera reports on a displacement crisis in Catatumbo, Colombia, sparked by renewed conflict between rebel groups. This violence, occurring despite a 2016 peace agreement with FARC, has forced tens of thousands to flee their homes, overwhelming resources in areas like Cucuta. The displaced face food shortages and uncertainty about returning, straining humanitarian aid efforts. President Petro's "total peace" policy faces challenges as peace talks with the ELN stall and the state struggles to establish a presence in rural areas. The lack of infrastructure and the flourishing coca trade exacerbate the crisis, leaving residents questioning when they can return home. The article highlights the dire situation and the limitations of current efforts to address the root causes of the conflict and provide adequate support.

 

Al Jazeera reports on a displacement crisis in Catatumbo, Colombia, sparked by renewed conflict between rebel groups.&nbsp;This violence, occurring despite a 2016 peace agreement with FARC, has forced tens of thousands to flee their homes, overwhelming resources in areas like Cucuta.&nbsp;The displaced face food shortages and uncertainty about returning, straining humanitarian aid efforts.&nbsp;President Petro's "total peace" policy faces challenges as peace talks with the ELN stall and the state struggles to establish a presence in rural areas.&nbsp;The lack of infrastructure and the flourishing coca trade exacerbate the crisis, leaving residents questioning when they can return home.&nbsp;The article highlights the dire situation and the limitations of current efforts to address the root causes of the conflict and provide adequate support.
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Colombia: Displacement Crisis - Catatumbo's Uprooted Seek Home

PS News reports that a Cape York man has been arrested in Colombia. The individual, in his 50s and employed by a council contractor, was allegedly caught with 3.5 kilograms of cocaine while attempting to depart the country. Authorities believe the man has made multiple trips between Colombia and Dubai in recent months. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is providing consular assistance, though further details are limited due to privacy obligations. The article, originally published in the Cape York Weekly, also touches on unrelated topics, including public sector news, career advice, lifestyle features, and property.

PS News reports that a Cape York man has been arrested in Colombia.&nbsp;The individual, in his 50s and employed by a council contractor, was allegedly caught with 3.5 kilograms of cocaine while attempting to depart the country.&nbsp;Authorities believe the man has made multiple trips between Colombia and Dubai in recent months.&nbsp;The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is providing consular assistance, though further details are limited due to privacy obligations.&nbsp;The article, originally published in the&nbsp;Cape York Weekly, also touches on unrelated topics, including public sector news, career advice, lifestyle features, and property.

Uribe Trial: Fraud and Bribery Case Resumes in Colombia

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