Major US banana firm ordered to pay $38m to victims of terror group it funded
Tuesday, 11 June 2024 Banana firm Chiquita Brands has been ordered to pay $38.3m (£30m) to 16 family members of people killed by a right-wing paramilitary group it funded during Colombia's long civil war.
Colombian Congresswoman Cathy Juvinao has found herself at the center of controversy after being caught vaping inside the parliament during a session discussing important healthcare reforms. The incident, captured on camera, shows Juvinao using a vape pen before quickly realizing the cameras were on her. The video sparked widespread backlash, leading her to apologize on social media. In her apology, Juvinao acknowledged her mistake and vowed not to repeat the behavior. Despite the mixed reactions online, Juvinao remains committed to continuing her work in the House, focusing on the issues that matter most. Watch this video to learn more about the incident and the reactions from the public.
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Tuesday, 11 June 2024
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