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The Vallecas riot erupted when fans of Rayo Vallecano carried out a protest by throwing paper airplanes during a match to express their discontent towards president Martín Presa, highlighting serious points of historical indignation that fans have accumulated over time. #RayoVallecano #Protesta #MartínPresa (translated)

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)

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)

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)

The fans of Rayo Vallecano boycotted the return of La Liga to Vallecas by launching paper planes and rubber balls, which resulted in the definitive suspension of the match against Athletic Club amid shouts of protest against president Raúl Martín Presa. #RayoVallecano #LaLiga #ProtestasDeAficionados (translated)

DAZN Spain reported that the match between Rayo and Athletic in Vallecas was suspended after paper airplanes and rubber balls were thrown onto the field for the second time. According to the channel, referee Sánchez Martínez sent both teams to the locker rooms. https://t.co/42w8rrzKlj #LaLiga #RayoVallecano #AthleticClub (translated)

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)

The JetZero, an innovative windowless aircraft designed to carry up to 250 passengers, promises to travel 10,000 km while consuming half the fuel compared to conventional airplanes and is expected to make its first flight in 2027. #JetZero #AviónSostenible #InnovaciónAérea (translated)

Airbus has completed the transformation of its plant in Cádiz, moving production lines from Puerto Real to Puerto de Santa María after an investment of 90 million euros, with the goal of manufacturing components for nearly one hundred airplanes monthly and employing more than 750 workers in a renewed industrial environment. #Airbus #Cádiz #A320 (translated)

DAN responded to Adalberto that, according to what he wrote, those who shared his ideas responded to criticism with arguments and did not resort to bombs, plane kidnappings, or threats of attacks. He also said that he found it striking that, in response to a criticism of Islam, Adalberto's first concern was that a terrorist would appear. #Islam #LibertadDeExpresión #Argumentos (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that some airlines intended to apply the U.S. OFAC law in Colombia due to his ties with Colombian individuals. He asserted that this legislation did not apply in Colombian territory and that for it to do so, the country would need to change its Constitution through a Constituent Assembly. Petro said that OFAC had stopped focusing on drug traffickers and that, according to him, people opposed to the genocide in Gaza were included on its lists. He claimed that he was sanctioned for his speech before the UN and for asking for the formation of a United Nations army to defend Gaza, which would include the Colombian battalion deployed in Sinai to protect Palestinian children. He also accused the DEA of spending a year searching for and fabricating evidence regarding alleged links of his with drug trafficking. He said that drug traffickers whom he himself extradited, and who he claimed wanted to kill him, were the ones who believed those accusations. He maintained that Colombian drug trafficking had political influence, but that it was not found in progressivism, which, according to him, the narcos had pursued and attacked. Petro accused drug trafficking of supporting extreme right-wing ideas and stated that Colombian drug traffickers had access to the White House while poor farmers and people transporting small amounts of drugs through the Caribbean were being pursued. He added that drug traffickers with judicial agreements in the United States were moving shipments in submarines and had fleets of planes, and asserted that cocaine traveled in containers from companies of presidents who met with Donald Trump. Finally, Petro claimed that alias Fito contradicted journalist Vicky by saying he did not know him and that, instead, he was a friend and partner of the person who accused him. #Colombia #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial (translated)