Colombia floods kill hundreds in Mocoa city
In the Colombian city of Mocoa, three rivers overwhelmed by a heavy storm swept through neighborhoods at midnight, destroying homes and sweeping away cars. The Red Cross says 202 injured and 220 missing while authorities warn the death toll will rise. President Santos declares a state of emergency as rescues continue through daylight.
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Maduro backs down as Venezuela restores congress power
In Caracas, President Maduro and the Supreme Court reversed a move to strip congressional powers, restoring the legislature’s authority and triggering mixed reactions. Critics say it shows weak separation of powers while supporters celebrate a rare check on ruling influence amid crisis.
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