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Published on 19:30 GMT

Local View: Think flowers, not corruption or cocaine, at mention of Colombia

Everywhere, it seems, cut flowers are for sale, from gas stations to supermarkets to drugstores and elsewhere. Such sales used to be the exclusive domain of florists. A big reason for the change happened right before my eyes in Colombia. This was when I …

Source: Duluth News Tribune - Minnesota - Neutral
Published on 14:03 GMT

Former Panama President Ricardo Martinelli Received Political Asylum from President Gustavo Petro of Colombia, and flew ...

Former President Ricardo Martinelli, who sought asylum in the Nicaraguan embassy in Panama as pictured below, left the diplomatic embassy on Saturday, May 10, and traveled to Colombia. “Happy and content to be back in Bogotá, where I received political …

Source: Newsroom Panama - Neutral
Published on 05:20 GMT

Panama: Colombia Grants Asylum to Ex-President Martinelli

Ricardo Martinelli has been held up in the Nicaragua embassy for over a year Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli greets his supporters from inside the Nicaraguan Embassy in Panama on April 2, 2025. // Photo: EFE/Bienvenido Velasco …

Source: Havana Times - Neutral
Published on 03:48 GMT

Former Panamanian president Martinelli leaves Nicaraguan embassy for asylum in Colombia

PANAMA CITY, Panana (AP) — Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli left the Nicaraguan embassy where he had sought refuge more than a year ago after the courts upheld a money laundering sentence against him and headed to Colombia where he has …

Source: Associated Press - Neutral
Published on 06:24 GMT

Convicted ex-Panama president Martinelli granted asylum in Colombia

Former Panama president Ricardo Martinelli announced his arrival on Saturday in Colombia, where he has been granted asylum after spending 15 months at the Nicaraguan embassy to avoid a prison sentence for money laundering. The Panama government " …

Source: Tracy Press - California - Neutral
Published on 05:17 GMT

Former Panamanian president Martinelli leaves Nicaraguan embassy for asylum in Colombia

Source: WNYT - New York - Neutral
Published on 04:14 GMT

World News | Former Panamanian President Martinelli Leaves Nicaraguan Embassy for Asylum in Colombia

Panama City, May 11 (AP) Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli left the Nicaraguan embassy where he had sought refuge more than a year ago after the courts upheld a money laundering sentence against him and headed to Colombia where he has received …

Source: Latestly - Indeterminate
Published on 03:50 GMT

Colombia otorga asilo político a Ricardo Martinelli, expresidente de Panamá

Por Elizabeth González y Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Gobierno de Colombia concedió asilo político al expresidente de Panamá Ricardo Martinelli, informaron este sábado las cancillerías de ambos países. La Cancillería de Panamá dijo en un comunicado …

Source: KESQ-TV - California - Neutral
Published on 03:36 GMT

UN says FARC has resumed attacks in rural Colombia

Colombia’s security situation is deteriorating, according to a recent UN report. Rural areas that had benefited from a 2016 peace deal between the government and the FARC are once again under attack. Manuel Rueda reports.

Source: TRT World - Gov't Propaganda
Published on 03:57 GMT

Panama's ex-president departs for asylum in Colombia

Martinelli, who was sentenced to more than a decade in prison in Panama for money laundering, has been living in the Nicaraguan embassy in Panama City since February 2024, after Panama's Supreme Court confirmed his sentence.

Source: The Courier - Neutral