Lucinda Elliott
Southern Cone Correspondent at Reuters
@Reuters Southern Cone correspondent, covering Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru & Uruguay. Previously @FT based in Arg 📰 @thetimes Brazil & Venezuela.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Julia Symmes Cobb |Lucinda Elliott
BOGOTA, June 8 (Reuters) - Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, a potential presidential contender, survived an initial operation for his injuries after being shot in Bogota on Saturday, according to his wife and the hospital treating him, although he remains in intensive care. Uribe, 39, is a member of the opposition right-wing Democratic Center party and was shot in the head during a campaign event in a public park in the Fontibon neighborhood.
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shreveporttimes.com | Julia Symmes Cobb |Lucinda Elliott
BOGOTA, June 8 (Reuters) - Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, a potential presidential contender, survived an initial operation for his injuries after being shot in Bogota on Saturday, according to his wife and the hospital treating him, although he remains in intensive care. Uribe, 39, is a member of the opposition right-wing Democratic Center party and was shot in the head during a campaign event in a public park in the Fontibon neighborhood.
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lohud.com | Julia Symmes Cobb |Lucinda Elliott
Julia Symmes Cobb and Lucinda ElliottReutersBOGOTA, June 8 (Reuters) - Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, a potential presidential contender, survived an initial operation for his injuries after being shot in Bogota on Saturday, according to his wife and the hospital treating him, although he remains in intensive care. Uribe, 39, is a member of the opposition right-wing Democratic Center party and was shot in the head during a campaign event in a public park in the Fontibon neighborhood.
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independent.ie | Julia Symmes Cobb |Lucinda Elliott
Boy aged under 15 held by police after presidential candidate was targeted in attack in BogotaColombian senator Miguel Uribe, a potential presidential contender, survived an initial operation for his injuries after being shot in Bogota on Saturday, according to his wife and the hospital treating him, although he remains in intensive care.
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mining.com | Lucinda Elliott
Peru’s government has abandoned a plan that reduced the size of a protected area around the country’s ancient Nazca Lines, it said on Sunday, after criticism the change made them vulnerable to the impact of informal mining operations. Peru’s Culture Ministry in a statement said it was reinstating with immediate effect the protected area covering 5,600 square kilometers (2162.17 square miles), that in late May had been cut back to 3,200 square kilometers.
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