In a landmark ruling shaking Latin American politics, Colombia’s former President Álvaro Uribe was found guilty of witness tampering and filing fraudulent charges on July 28. This marks the first time the country has prosecuted a former head of state, signaling a seismic shift in accountability for powerful figures. 💥
The trial, spanning years, centered on allegations that Uribe attempted to manipulate witnesses to discredit claims linking him to paramilitary groups. Legal experts call it a "turning point" for Colombia’s judiciary, long criticized for favoring elites. 📉➡️📈
While Uribe’s supporters claim political bias, activists celebrate the verdict as a win for transparency. "This isn’t just about one leader—it’s about rebuilding trust in institutions," said a Bogotá-based human rights advocate. ✊
As Uribe plans an appeal, the case sparks global conversations about justice, power, and democracy. Stay tuned for updates as this story unfolds! 🔍
