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Good morning! It’s 2nd July, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Restrepo requests immediate transition process installation with President Petro, emphasizing legal compliance.

U.S. lawmakers demand the capture of Diosdado Cabello following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

New Finance Minister proposes cuts of up to sixty trillion pesos to tackle fiscal crisis.

Alejandro Char plans to sue President Gustavo Petro for defamation amid rising violence in Barranquilla.

Protests in Bogotá disrupt mobility and TransMilenio operations on this Wednesday.

Starting July, hiring workers will become more expensive due to new regulations.

A three-year-old boy was rescued six days after the earthquake in Venezuela, bringing hope.

The NASA is racing against time to save the Swift telescope from critical failure.

Colombia's five cyclists gear up for the upcoming Tour de France, aiming for glory.

Bélgica stages a remarkable comeback, defeating Senegal to advance to the World Cup round of 16.

New study reveals coffee consumption may lower the risk of liver disease even in large amounts.

One-third of humanity unknowingly harbors a parasite linked to cats, raising health concerns.

Unexpected link found between strong muscles and reduced heart attack risk, according to researchers.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!