Nobel Peace Prize for Navi Pillay: the South African jurist is honoured as Washington sanctions the ICC hours later
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UruguayMontevideo contrasts the Nobel awarded to a judge of international law with the American sanctions against the ICC, two facts that its press reads as a confrontation between law and power politics.
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BoliviaLa Paz is deciphering Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize through its effect on Donald Trump: the Bolivian press is focusing on the reaction of the American president and the parallel with Venezuela.
- Uruguay
Legal framework
the narrative highlights Pillay's role in the UN commission on Gaza and her career as a judge, more than her political positions.
What the account puts first
Boliviacentered on Trump
the narrative links the price to the possible irritation of the US president.
Highlighting Venezuela
Trump's reaction is reported along with his reference to US intervention.
- Uruguay
Reliance on the official American source
the article extensively quotes the Secretary of State's statement, without citing a reaction from any other government in the available excerpt.
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Uruguay onlyBoliviathis perspective does not carry this information