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The Colombian National Police is investigating reports of an alleged coup d'état against President Gustavo Petro, after eight months ago the same president denounced that the right-wing opposition was orchestrating a coup against his government. The director of the National Police, General William Salamanca, confirmed that the institution is investigating the possibility of a coup against Petro.

Local media showed a series of documents related to the destabilization plan through blockades of streets and avenues, as well as political demonstrations. 

On Wednesday it was reported that the Colombian Attorney General's Office ordered the provisional suspension for a period of three months of Chancellor Álvaro Leyva. 

The general collective of Machu Pichu, in Peru, announced an indefinite strike starting this Wednesday against the privatization of ticket sales. The platform for which Peruvians are taking street actions is carried out by the private company Joinnus, this platform is in operation for the sale of tickets to the sanctuary.

Brazil hosts a meeting at the Itamaraty Palace to continue the direct dialogue between the two countries within the framework of the Joint Commission of Chancellors and Technicians of Venezuela and Guyana, in order to address the issues of the territorial controversy between both countries over Guayana Esequiba.

These are the main headlines brought to us today by our host Jorge Gestoso