On July 29, Juan Guaidó celebrated the ruling issued by the British court that Venezuela’s national gold reserves in British territory will continue to be protected in the United Kingdom instead of in the hands of Nicolás Maduro.

More than 350 detainees have died during massacres in various Ecuadorian prisons since 2021.

The signing of the Agreement for the Development and Economic Strengthening of Peru-Italy seeks to extend cooperation between the various sectors of productive and social activity.

After communicating to the Ministerio de Desarrollo Agrario y Riego (Midagri, Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation) of Peru, the Plant Inspection and Protection Service of Israel confirmed the opening of its borders for Peruvian blueberries.

Lawyer Pedro Ovelar announced that The Cartes Group will appeal to international organizations and embassies to offer all the information in view of the political persecution against the companies of the business group by State institutions, as well as by the ruling party and its allies.

The Exim Bank of India granted Cuba a line of credit for 100 million euros (equivalent to 105.8 million dollars).

The BRICS summit, which will take place on a virtual platform, is the first since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

The Peruvian fishing company TASA, has received the first unmanned surface vessel (USV) with capabilities for oceanographic and marine resource studies from the Norwegian technological development company Kongsberg.

The ambassador of the European Union in Paraguay pointed out that while today it would be an exaggeration to describe the country as a “narco-state,” he warned that there is a “certain risk” of this being so in the future if the necessary measures are not taken.

Daniel Ortega’s regime rejected the request of the Commission of Independent Experts appointed by the Human Rights Council of the United Nations to cooperate with its mandate to investigate the human rights violations that occurred in Nicaragua between 2018 and 2022.