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De la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' surprised pollsters by leading the May 31 first round with 43.7% of the vote, setting up a June 21 runoff against leftist Iván Cepeda. Trump's endorsement highlights de la Espriella's promises for mega-prisons, economic growth, and cracking down on drugs alongside Washington, while President Petro called it foreign intervention. A recent poll shows de la Espriella ahead 50.3% to 42.6%, amid Colombia's deep political divide and a record 58% turnout.

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President Trump called Abelardo de la Espriella a 'smart, strong, and tough leader' on Truth Social, praising his plans to fight crime and boost ties with the U.S.

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The Tribunal Superior de Bogotá ruled late June 9 that De la Espriella, who led the first round on May 31 with 43.7% of the vote, must remove Colombia's flag and 'Firmes por la Patria' from websites, media, and social platforms within 24 hours. The order followed a complaint accusing his campaign of misusing state symbols, which Colombian law prohibits to prevent implying official endorsement. De la Espriella called it censorship, filed a counter-challenge, and urged fans to stay firm, while his base amplified the hashtag online despite the ruling. With the June 21 runoff against Iván Cepeda looming, the dispute highlights tensions over free speech and campaign rules in a tight race.

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Just days before Colombia's presidential runoff, a court told leading candidate Abelardo de la Espriella to strip patriotic symbols from his materials. His supporters responded by flooding social media with the banned slogan.

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The quote, originally posted by Bukele in February 2026 in response to Elon Musk, resurfaced after a Minnesota federal judge quashed Trump Justice Department subpoenas targeting Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey in an immigration probe. Critics label such rulings activist interference, drawing parallels to Bukele's 2021 ouster of El Salvador's top judges to combat gangs, which slashed the country's homicide rate. While Trump and allies like Sens. Ted Cruz push impeachment resolutions, Chief Justice John Roberts cautions against using it for policy disputes, noting only 15 federal judges have faced it since 1789, mostly for crimes.

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President Nayib Bukele's sharp warning about 'corrupt judges' blocking reforms is echoing loudly amid frustrations over federal rulings halting Trump's immigration agenda.

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Cepeda, the 63-year-old Pacto Histórico candidate and son of a slain leftist leader, advanced to the runoff with 40.90% of the May 31 first-round vote, trailing Abelardo de la Espriella while carrying President Petro's agenda. His campaign emphasizes peace, education, human rights, and 'three revolutions': ethical, social-economic, and political, with indigenous Senator Aida Quilcué as his running mate. The June 4 hashtag launch drew over 30,000 likes and user-generated content from supporters, though critics mocked it by swapping 'life' for 'money' or 'impunity,' reflecting the race's deep polarization as polls stay tight.

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At a Bogotá youth rally on June 3, Senator Iván Cepeda rallied crowds with a finger-heart gesture and the slogan 'I bet it all on life,' igniting a wave of supporter memes ahead of the June 21 presidential runoff.

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On June 24, Colombia's National Electoral Council confirmed de la Espriella's narrow win in the June 21 presidential runoff, with 49.66% of the vote—about 251,000 more than rival Iván Cepeda Castro. The wealthy lawyer and businessman, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump's endorsement, campaigned on law and order, mega-prisons, and economic revival. Following a call with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, he vowed to restore diplomatic ties, open an embassy in Jerusalem, and resume military cooperation, reversing outgoing President Gustavo Petro's 2024 break over the Gaza conflict. Cepeda conceded gracefully, calling it an act of democratic responsibility, as international observers praised the vote's transparency.

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Abelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' clinched a razor-thin victory and immediately promised to rebuild Colombia's bond with Israel after years of strained relations.

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Scott rejected Rodríguez's legitimacy as president during a C-SPAN press conference, insisting on the immediate release of remaining political prisoners and free elections. This comes four months after U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro in January 2026, with Rodríguez—Maduro's former vice president and U.S.-sanctioned figure—sworn in by Venezuela's Supreme Court. While the Trump administration has praised her for releasing hundreds of prisoners, restarting oil flows, and easing ties like resumed American Airlines flights to Caracas, critics including Scott argue 400 to 700 detainees remain and true democracy is stalled.

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Standing outside the Senate, Florida Senator Rick Scott called interim leader Delcy Rodríguez 'despicable' and the head of a cartel, demanding an end to oppression in Venezuela.

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The HBO series wrapped its third season on May 31, 2026, with Rue dying from tainted Percocet laced with fentanyl, a change creator Sam Levinson made after Angus Cloud's 2023 passing to honor Fezco. In her dying dream, Rue imagines escaping danger and mending family ties, only for Ali to find her body and confirm the drugs' deadly mix before seeking revenge. Fans debate Leslie's parenting choices, like flushing Rue's drugs, the gossip chain that sealed her fate, and addiction's harsh reality that no one could fully save her.

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Rue Bennett's quiet death on her sponsor's couch left fans shattered, her final hallucination a tender reunion with lost loved ones like Fezco and her dad.

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On March 20, 2026, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced nationwide rent freezes on expiring contracts and 2% annual caps through 2027, building on prior regional efforts amid a 700,000-unit housing shortage. In Catalonia and other areas, supply dropped sharply—23% in Catalonia, up to 51% elsewhere—with prices per square meter holding steady or rising. Argentina's 2023 repeal of controls led to a 180% surge in Buenos Aires listings and real rents falling 27-40%, highlighting how deregulation restored flexibility like dollar payments and shorter leases. Economists largely agree controls help current tenants briefly but reduce long-term supply and quality.

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Spain's new rent freezes aimed to ease rising costs, but early data shows listings vanishing while Argentina's repeal flooded the market with homes.

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Social media users argue that Malo Gusto should start at right back for the France national team instead of Jules Koundé under coach Didier Deschamps. Supporters claim Gusto is more dynamic and better suited for the position. Discussions reference a recent match performance ahead of 2026 World Cup preparations.

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During the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, Macron invited Trump to an unprecedented dinner at the Palace of Versailles, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. Trump told Axios he almost skipped it but couldn't resist because Versailles is one of his favorite historic places. The event capped successful talks on trade, Ukraine, the Middle East, and AI, with Trump praising Macron's straightforward hosting—no games, just strong diplomacy.

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President Trump admitted in a White House interview that French President Macron knew just how to sway him: by tapping into his love for grand sites like Versailles.

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Adorni explained the money as $200,000 from media and management jobs plus $300,000 in Bitcoin gains from 2013 to 2018, calling his failure to declare it after joining Milei's government in December 2023 a mistake. He has filed corrected declarations for 2023-2025 and plans to pay any taxes owed, amid a federal probe sparked by his property buys and family trips. While reactions divide along political lines and tax evasion remains common in Argentina, Milei's reforms are delivering lower inflation, growth forecasts, and rising credit ratings, helping steady his approval.

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Manuel Adorni, top aide to Argentina's President Javier Milei, opened up on TV about keeping half a million dollars in savings off the tax books—funds he says came from honest work and crypto wins.

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Nicolás Maduro's driver and bodyguards collaborated with the United States in exchange for a $50 million reward. U.S. President Donald Trump refused to pay the promised amount, leaving the collaborators without compensation.

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On June 2, 2026, at the Oslo Freedom Forum, Noor Pahlavi, daughter of Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, called for global backing of protesters amid the 2025-2026 uprising against the Islamic Republic. She described youth risking death in streets, with estimates of 6,000 to 36,500 civilian deaths in early January from security crackdowns, including 3-year-old Melina Asadi shot in Kermanshah. Rejecting a return to monarchy, she pushed for a democratic, secular Iran through free elections and warned against neutrality, saying the world must stand with 92 million Iranians or enable the regime's murders.

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Princess Noor Pahlavi stepped onto the Oslo stage to chants of 'Javid Shah,' sharing her daily dread over reports of killings in Iran. The crowd's cheers showed deep support from the Iranian diaspora.

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Girona drew 1-1 with Elche after falling behind to Álvaro Rodríguez's strike, finishing second from bottom on 41 points. Mallorca crushed Real Oviedo 3-0 but dropped to 18th on 42 points due to head-to-head records against Levante and Osasuna. Oviedo ended last on 29 points after relegation weeks earlier; Elche survived with their hard-earned point, while Barcelona sealed the title up top.

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Hearts raced across Spain as five teams fought to stay up on Matchday 38. Girona's late draw and Mallorca's home thrashing weren't enough to beat the drop.

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Valencia, who won Colombia's center-right opposition primary on March 8 with 3.2 million votes, named economist and former Bogotá councilor Oviedo—runner-up with 1.25 million votes—as her vice presidential pick for the 2026 election. The 48-year-old senator from Centro Democrático, known for her opposition to the 2016 FARC deal, pairs her conservative stance with Oviedo's centrist appeal and work on inclusive data for LGBTQ+ communities, marking a first for the party. They aim to unite 4.5 million primary voters against leftist frontrunner Iván Cepeda, with betting odds giving Valencia a 35% chance ahead of the May 31 first round.

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In a heartfelt video from her Bogotá home, Senator Paloma Valencia embraced Juan Daniel Oviedo and welcomed him as 'señor vicepresidente,' capturing a moment of excitement amid family photos and modern artwork.

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Venezuela's migration agency deported Colombian national Alex Saab on May 16, 2026, citing his alleged U.S. crimes like money laundering tied to $1.6 billion in corrupt food contracts. Saab, 54, had returned as industry minister after his 2023 release but now faces revived charges following Maduro's January capture on narco-terrorism accusations. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez's move signals warmer U.S. ties, with lawmakers praising the pressure and speculating Saab could testify against Maduro's network.

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Alex Saab, once a key Maduro ally freed in a 2023 prisoner swap, appeared disheveled in a gray hoodie as U.S. agents escorted him through a facility door.

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Chivas defeated Tigres 2-0 in the second leg at Estadio Akron, tying the aggregate 3-3 and advancing via their No. 2 regular-season standing. Young star Sandoval scored both goals, dominating after Tigres' first-leg lead on May 2. Players celebrated shirtless in a massive locker room huddle, while fans lit flares and waved banners in a cauldron of noise. It's Chivas' first semifinal since 2017, with home advantage fueling title hopes.

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Santiago Sandoval struck twice in the second half, turning a 3-1 deficit into semifinal glory as Estadio Akron erupted in joy.

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Juan Uribe made a public plea in a video for a stem cell donor to save his 15-year-old son Max, who requires a transplant. Potential matches are more likely among individuals of Latin American heritage, particularly from Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Puerto Rico. Users are urged to register with organizations like NMDP and Gift of Life to join the donor registry.

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