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Good morning! Welcome to the 08/04/2026 edition.
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Around 140 vessels stranded at Argentine ports after government deregulation decree

The disruption particularly affects Greater Rosario, the country's main agricultural export corridorAround 140 vessels were waiting on Monday to enter or leave Argentine ports after maritime pilots stopped accepting new assignments in protest at a decree deregulating their profession. The figures come from industry sources; some reports put the number above 150.


Toledo seeks release on health grounds, saying he does not want to die in prison

He asked Fujimori, who he noted had received a message from him when her father died, to speed up his pardon request because he does not want to die in prisonFormer Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo, 81, has asked President Keiko Fujimori to expedite the presidential pardon he requested on humanitarian grounds, in an interview given on Sunday from Barbadillo prison to the program Sin Rodeos on Panamericana Televisión.


Milei: the alliance with Washington is the “key” to sovereignty over the Falklands

Milei described the claim as non-negotiable and said his government has achieved the greatest diplomatic progress since 1983 toward placing the archipelago under Argentine administrationArgentine President Javier Milei said on Monday that his government's alignment with the United States will advance Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falklands, in remarks to Radio Mitre.


Infantino opponents threaten non-cooperation with FIFA unless he resigns

The scope of that non-cooperation has not been defined. One senior figure told the broadcaster a refusal to take part in FIFA meetings could be expectedOfficials opposed to FIFA president Gianni Infantino are considering withdrawing cooperation with the governing body for as long as he remains in office, according to UEFA sources cited by the BBC, as the fallout deepens over the plan to open a commercial subsidiary handling the rights to its tournaments to private investors.


Argentina: $LIBRA investors to file civil suit after mediation fails

La causa penal se inició tras el mensaje que Milei publicó en la red X el 14 de febrero de 2025, con un contrato para adquirir el tokenUn grupo de inversores que se consideran perjudicados por el lanzamiento del criptoactivo $LIBRA presentará una demanda por daños y perjuicios en el fuero civil argentino, tras no alcanzar un acuerdo en la instancia de mediación obligatoria previa.


Traditional right-wing technocrats and Christian voices will share Colombia's new cabinet

The inauguration will take place on Friday, August 7, at the Arena USC of the Santiago de Cali University, outside the capital, for the 2026-2030 termColombia's president-elect, Abelardo de la Espriella, has completed all eighteen posts in his cabinet four days before taking office, with a team that will combine technical profiles drawn from the traditional right with figures close to Christian movements and to positions aligned with Trumpism.


Rhine barges run at 20% of capacity as freight rates surge

At levels of 40 to 50 centimeters, vessels can carry around 20% of their normal volumeFalling water levels on the Rhine are forcing barges to operate with a fraction of their usual load and have sharply raised the cost of river transport, as drought and extreme temperatures affect Europe's main inland waterways.


Milei on Lula: released over a procedural flaw, not for being innocent

Lula is a “thief and corrupt,” Milei said; he was “convicted and imprisoned, and was released over an administrative flaw rather than for being innocent.”Argentine President Javier Milei repeated his accusations against Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Sunday, arguing that the corruption convictions once against him were annulled on formal grounds, in remarks that came just as Brazil's ambassador to Buenos Aires was preparing to return after being recalled for consultations.


 

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