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EL PAÍS 6h

Antonio Ferrera and Román starred in a historic afternoon at Las Ventas on October 11, 2026, triumphantly exiting on shoulders after dealing with a complicated run of Adolfo Martín that elevated bullfighting to new heights of emotion and art. #FeriaDeOtoño #Toreo #LasVentas (translated)

elpais.com
Una tarde para la historia en Las Ventas: Ferrera y Román elevan el toreo a la cumbre
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EL MUNDO 6h

Antonio Ferrera and Román Collado starred in an exciting day at Las Ventas, where both managed to exit through the Puerta Grande after memorable and daring performances at the Autumn Fair. #FeriaDeOtoño #AntonioFerrera #RománCollado (translated)

www.elmundo.es
Doble Puerta Grande en Las Ventas: Antonio Ferrera y Román protagonizan una tarde apasionada y libre
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EL PAÍS 7h

Spanish tennis faces a historic challenge in Shanghai, the only Masters 1000 without national champions, where despite having prominent players like Nadal, Ferrer, and Bautista, it still has not achieved any trophy. #Masters1000 #TenisEspañol #Davidovich (translated)

elpais.com
El tenis español, contra el maleficio histórico de Shanghái: cuatro amagos, ningún trofeo
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Vicky Dávila 7h

Vicky Dávila stated that Abelardo De La Espriella had ordered the cancellation in Qatar of the commission of Captain Kelly Daniela Lozano, former head of security for Verónica Alcocer. She added that Eva Ferrer had mentioned her in an interview with SEMANA. https://t.co/A4b7iMgk3n #LaJefeDeLaBanda #Catar #Seguridad #Política (translated)

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Yesid Lancheros 8h

Yesid Lancheros wrote that President Abelardo De La Espriella had ordered the cancellation of the commission in Qatar of Captain Kelly Daniela Lozano, former head of security for Verónica Alcocer, whom Eva Ferrer had mentioned in an interview with Vicky Dávila published by SEMANA. He added that Lozano should report immediately to the police to be heard, while the authorities sought her cooperation with the investigations and assessed whether to call her for service evaluation. #Colombia #Justicia #Investigación (translated)

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Enrique Gómez 1d

Senator Enrique Gómez summarized the claims that, according to him, Eva Ferrer had made in an interview. He pointed out that Ferrer accused Verónica Alcocer of leading a network for trafficking drugs, weapons, and dollars that cooperated with the so-called "Italians" of Enrico Romagnoli, and of transporting 2.5 million dollars from Venezuela on an official plane. According to Gómez's summary, Ferrer asserted that Petro had benefited from that network through electoral support and logistics to organize demonstrations. He also mentioned the involvement of Manel Grau, Agmeth Escaf, Carolina Plata, and Mario Fernández Alcocer, cousin of Verónica Alcocer. Gómez added that Ferrer had spoken about the management of a supposed contribution of 50,000 euros from Papá Pitufo to Petro's presidential campaign in 2022, which Xavier Vendrell would have participated in. He claimed that the prosecutor in charge of the case had already indicated that there was interference from Petro's Government in favor of Papá Pitufo. He also noted that Ferrer mentioned the management of a contribution of at least 250,000 euros from Euclides Torres to the 2022 campaign. In the end, Gómez wondered if Petro had been, as Ferrer suggested, a puppet of Verónica Alcocer or if he was the head of the criminal gang. #Colombia #Política #Corrupción (translated)

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Vicky Dávila 1d

Vicky Dávila reported that President Abelardo De La Espriella ordered the Air Force to investigate the allegations published by SEMANA by Eva Ferrer against Verónica Alcocer. According to Dávila, the General Inspection and the counterintelligence agencies would review the actions of current and former personnel from the teams involved in CATAM. De La Espriella stated that if the participation of Air Force members was confirmed, they would be called to qualify services and would respond to the authorities. Dávila added that the president requested the Attorney General's Office, the Supreme Court of Justice, the Ombudsman's Office, and the authorities of the United States to take note of the journalistic information and conduct the corresponding investigations. #Justicia #Investigación #FuerzaAérea (translated)

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Jaime Arizabaleta 1d

Jaime Arizabaleta wrote that Gustavo Petro had not published on X for 13 hours, despite the fact that, according to him, he used to tweet every two minutes. He added that Petro had said nothing about his ex-wife or about what Eva Ferrer had said, and ironically suggested that he had lost internet connection. #GustavoPetro #PolíticaColombiana #RedesSociales (translated)

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Yesid Lancheros 1d

Yesid Lancheros wrote that Eva Ferrer pointed out the Italians Enrico Romagnoli and Fabio Mascialino, as well as Carolina Plata and Danilo Romero, as alleged front men for Verónica Alcocer. He also stated that Ferrer accused her of being behind the looting of Ecopetrol. #Ecopetrol #Corrupción #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

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Andrés Forero CD 1d

Andrés Forero CD stated that in PactoCol they were outraged by the first lady Ana Lucía's trip to Paris, which —he wrote— was paid with her own funds. He also pointed out that they remained silent regarding Eva Ferrer's accusations against Verónica Alcocer for alleged money laundering and trafficking of drugs and weapons. #PactoCol #Justicia #Corrupción (translated)

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Carol Borda 1d

Carol Borda wrote that the justice system of the United States had revealed that Nicolás Maduro was paying off drug trafficking debts by arming Colombian narco-guerrillas. She also pointed out that Eva Ferrer accused the former first lady of transporting drugs on official planes and bringing in 2.5 million dollars. Borda stated that, instead of diplomatic integration with Caracas, it was a criminal network that shared money and routes. #Justicia #Narcotráfico #Colombia (translated)

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María Fernanda Cabal 1d

María Fernanda Cabal described Eva Ferrer's allegations in Semana as "very serious" and stated that Verónica Alcocer would have led a gang that transported millions of dollars and drugs from Venezuela on an official plane. She also claimed that there would have been money for campaign funding for cousins and disputes over those funds, and described Petro's environment as organized crime. Cabal questioned the morality that, she said, they preached regarding the alleged enrichment with drug trafficking money. #Colombia #corrupción #narcotráfico (translated)

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Russy Millán 1d

Russy Millán stated that, after listening to an interview with Eva Ferrer, he once again concluded that the Petro-Alcocer formed a criminal gang. According to Millán's summary of what Ferrer said, Verónica allegedly transported drugs to Venezuela, received money from drug trafficking, trafficked in arms, and obtained funds from Papá Pitufo and illegal money from Euclides. She would also have had several front men, participated in the embezzlement of the UNGRD, and attempted to usurp the Presidency. #CrimenOrganizado #Narcotráfico #Corrupción (translated)

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María Fernanda Cabal 1d

María Fernanda Cabal described the allegations made by Eva Ferrer published in Semana as very serious. According to Cabal, these pointed to Verónica Alcocer as the head of an organization that allegedly transferred millions of dollars and drugs from Venezuela in the presidential plane, allocated money to campaigns of cousins, and was involved in disputes over those funds. Cabal stated that Petro's circle was organized crime and questioned whether the morality they preached consisted of enriching themselves with money from drug traffickers. #Colombia #corrupción #narco (translated)

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Daniel F. Briceño 2d

Daniel F. Briceño wrote that, according to Eva Ferrer, Petro was helping large Colombian drug traffickers through the "total peace" initiative and Verónica Alcocer was transporting drugs to Venezuela on official planes. He added that some people on the left were still lamenting that both were on the OFAC list. #Colombia #PazTotal #Corrupción (translated)

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Daniel F. Briceño 2d

Daniel F. Briceño spread an accusation by Eva Ferrer, who claimed that Verónica Alcocer transported drugs to Venezuela on official planes, returned with 2.5 million dollars in bags, and had people in her circle involved in arms trafficking. https://t.co/hElflpDntr #Venezuela #TráficoDeDrogas #Corrupción (translated)

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Carol Borda 2d

Carol Borda stated that, as Eva Ferrer's confessions progressed, the scandals of the change government would make the Medellín Cartel seem like a non-profit organization. #Política #Colombia #Escándalos (translated)

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Yesid Lancheros 2d

Yesid Lancheros wrote that SEMANA reported that Verónica Alcocer made 149 trips, almost all on state planes, and transported nearly 2,100 passengers. Among them were the Catalans, Alcocer's cousin, Mario Fernández Alcocer; Carolina Plata, who Eva Ferrer pointed out as an alleged frontman; and the Italian Enrico Romagnoli, investigated for alleged corruption in Ecopetrol. Lancheros indicated that a flight to Venezuela on January 31, 2023, on a state aircraft Legacy FAC 1218, was the one Ferrer mentioned in statements to SEMANA. According to Ferrer, drugs would have been transported on that flight, and 2.5 million dollars had been brought from Venezuela. He also stated that the Catalan businessman Manel Grau told him that part of that money was intended to finance Fernández Alcocer's campaign for the governorship of Sucre in the 2023 regional and local elections. Ferrer added that, according to what he had been told, there would be photographs of Alcocer getting off the plane with gray suitcases and a movement of capital between both countries would have occurred. #Corrupción #Colombia #Ecopetrol (translated)

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Vicky Dávila 2d

Vicky Dávila shared a link to the full interview of Eva Ferrer in SEMANA, which she described as shocking. She also stated that Verónica Alcocer, Gustavo Petro, and others should provide explanations and respond to justice, and accompanied the post with the hashtag "The Boss of the Gang." https://t.co/US2JutpmUN #LaJefeDeLaBanda #Justicia #Colombia #Entrevista (translated)

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Santiago Vélez 2d

Santiago Vélez stated that, according to Eva Ferrer, Verónica Alcocer had brought drugs to Venezuela on an official plane, entered Colombia with 2.5 million dollars from Venezuela, and was involved in arms trafficking. He added that, despite those accusations, some people continued to describe her inclusion in the OFAC as political. #Venezuela #TráficoDeDrogas #Noticias (translated)

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