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Colombian softgel maker Procaps S.A.S. is in talks to go public on Nasdaq through a merger with U.S. blank-check company Union Acquisition Corp II in a deal which would value it at more than $1 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Three Venezuelans plead guilty for aiding anti-Maduro plot This photo released by the Venezuelan Miraflores presidential press office shows what Venezuelan authorities identify as the I.D. cards of former U.S. special forces citizen Airan Berry, right, and Luke Denman, left, in Caracas, Venezuela, May 4, 2020. Venezuelan authorities say they arrested the two U.S. citizens among a group of “mercenaries” on March 8, a day after a beach raid purportedly aimed at capturing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro thatVenezuelan authorities say they foiled. Miraflores Palace presidential press offi...
In his first years of sports training, he demonstrated a change of pace and a great ability to define, attracting the attention of scouts at the national level. That was how Deportivo Cali gave him the opportunity to belong to the quarry and later to make his debut in Colombian professional soccer at the age of 17, in 2009. First steps The good numbers and the talent he showed in the "sugar team" prevented Luis Muriel from playing for several seasons in the Colombian league. The player from Santo Tomás only played 11 games in the national income. In 2009 he played a league game and two cup...
Copa America to go ahead with 10 teams, say CONMEBOL FILE PHOTO: Copa America Brazil 2019 - Final - Brazil v Peru (Reuters) – This year’s Copa America will go ahead with only 10 teams, the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) said on Monday, as it abandoned plans to replace Australia and Qatar, the two sides who withdrew due to fixture congestion. “As is traditional, CONMEBOL invited teams from other confederations,” the body said in a statement. “However, the suspended matches and delays brought about by the pandemic that affected world football impeded other nation...
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian President Ivan Duque defended his administration's handling of the killings of hundreds of human rights activists, saying the government would not rest "a single day" in its fight against the armed groups it blames.