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First modification: 05/02/2026 - 03:11 Last modification: 05/02/2026 - 03:11

En esta edición de Una Semana en El Mundo nos preguntamos por qué Emiratos Árabes Unidos ha abandonado la OPEP, cuando el precio del barril de petróleo ha vuelto a alcanzar un récord, en medio del persistente y doble bloqueo del Estrecho de Ormuz. We also review the argument with which the White House rejects the count of 60 days of hostilities against Iran, alleging that the truce pauses the counter, as a way to avoid the mandate to ask Congress for permission to continue with the military campaign.

Furthermore, we consider to what extent this offensive in the Middle East is linked to the new alleged attempt to assassinate Donald Trump last weekend. And finally, we address the implications of armed violence in Colombia, where FARC dissidents killed 20 people, one month before the presidential elections.

For the analysis we have:

Daniel Salazar Castellanos, journalist in Latin America for Bloomberg.

Alicia Alamillos, International Head of the newspaper El Confidencial.

Jesús Mesa, Newsweek journalist in New York.

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