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- 1Book Review Examines Criminal Groups and South American Policing▼SWJ–El Centro Book Review — States of Exception: Criminal Armed Groups and the Evolution of South American Policing
Small Wars Journal's El Centro section has published a review of 'States of Exception: Criminal Armed Groups and the Evolution of South American Policing'. The book looks at how South American security forces have responded to criminal armed groups through emergency powers and exceptional policing measures. The review is drawing attention from readers focused on security policy, organised crime and state responses to violence in the region.
- 2Sunset over Bogotá's Torre Atrio after the rain●Torre Atrio Bancolombia Bogotá - Atardecer después de la lluvia | Centro Internacional La Torre Atrio en el Centro Inter
A photograph of the Torre Atrio building in Bogotá's Centro Internacional, taken at sunset after rainfall, is circulating online. The image shows the tower lit up as wet pavement reflects the glass facades, clouds and the day's last light. The scene highlights one of the Colombian capital's most recognizable office landmarks, associated with Bancolombia, in a striking after-storm atmosphere.
- 3Italian centre-right clash over Milan mayoral candidate●Il Fatto Quotidiano: Milano, vertice del centrodestra per le Comunali: Forza Italia e FdI insistono per candidare Perego
Centre-right leaders are meeting in Milan to settle who will run for mayor in the upcoming local elections. Forza Italia and Fratelli d'Italia are pushing for Matteo Perego, while the Lega and Noi Moderati's Maurizio Lupi are resisting. Names in play include Perego, MEP Silvia Sardone and Lupi himself, with only one expected to face the centre-left candidate.
- 4Bogotá's colourful downtown building draws photo-seeking visitors▼Bogotá Centro: El Edificio Más Colorido Que Tienes Que Visitar Un spot perfecto para fotos, café y turismo urbano. Plane
A colourful building in downtown Bogotá is being promoted as a must-visit spot for photography, coffee and urban tourism. Posts aimed at travellers encourage people to plan a trip to the Colombian capital to see it, positioning the site as a highlight of the city's historic centre and a backdrop for social media photos.