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Military Invasion of Venezuela Would Legitimize 'Dictatorship' - Colombian President

Colombian President Ivan Duque expressed on Thursday his doubts about the need for an international invasion of Venezuela, which was proposed by the chief of the Organization of American States (OAS), as from his point of view it will legitimize the country's dictatorship.

Drug companies cheating countries out of billions in tax revenues, reveals Oxfam report

The world's biggest pharmaceutical companies appear to be dodging an estimated $3.8 billion in tax per year across 16 countries, reveals a new report by Oxfam released on Tuesday.

Spain taxman drops accusations against James Rodriguez: report

Spain's taxman has dropped accusations that Colombia's James Rodriguez evaded millions of euros in taxes when he played at Real Madrid, the El Mundo daily reported Tuesday.

Multilateralism, dialogue key to addressing complex global challenges: UNGA president

The outgoing UN General Assembly President, Miroslav Lajcak, Monday highlighted the importance of the spirit of multilateralism and dialogue to address the complex and growing challenges confronting the world.

Resilient China is firewall in emerging currency crisis

Briton Yates set for Vuelta coronation after 'ferocious' stage

Organization of American chief says should not rule out Venezuela 'military intervention'

The head of the Organization of American States on Friday said "military intervention" to "overthrow" Nicolas Maduro's Venezuelan government must not be ruled out for the country mired in economic and humanitarian crisis.

Military Invasion of Venezuela Cannot Be Ruled Out - Organization of American States' Head

Colombia Asks OAS for Financial Assistance Over Influx of Venezuelan Refugees - President

India, China, Russia on List of Countries Failing to Punish Foreign Bribery - Report

As many as 22 countries that account for nearly 40 percent of global exports, including India, China and Russia, fail to enforce laws against foreign bribery, a report released by the anti-corruption organization Transparency International revealed on Wednesday.

US market taps in on Latin American football fever

United States football fans have been enjoying a special treat during the latest international break as Latin America's heavyweights Brazil, Argentina and Mexico have decamped to the north for a pair of friendlies.

Yates playing it sensible in bid to win Tour of Spain

SINF to oversee 28 activities from 34 countries

Pinot soars to Vuelta win, Yates extends lead