Nick Koreshi

Most of the money would go to resolving current and future legal claims.

The BBC's Samira Hussain reports.

Samira Hussain.

Next this morning, foreign nationals who wish to live and work remotely from Sri Lanka can now apply for the digital nomad visa.

It's part of Sri Lanka's strategy to make the country a long-stay digital destination.

Eligible applicants must be foreign nationals who are at least 18 years old and applicants must bring in at least $2,000 a month in foreign currency to Sri Lanka.

European commercial flights have resumed to Venezuela for the first time since the American ousting of President Nicolas Maduro.

A plane from Spain's capital Madrid landed in Caracas on Tuesday.

It follows the EU Aviation Safety Agency lifting its no-fly advisory for Venezuelan airspace.

European airlines cancelled their routes to the country late last year in the weeks leading up to the US military action to capture Mr Maduro.

We shall stay in South America, where Peru has been plunged into a fresh wave of political chaos after Congress voted to remove its interim president, José Harry, on corruption charges.

He had admitted holding secret meetings with a Chinese businessman.

It was an overwhelming vote against him.

just months after he was chosen to lead the country.

This after the previous president was ousted over allegations of corruption and links to organised crime.

The BBC's Luis Fajardo says that, unusually, the political chaos does not reflect Peru's economic situation.

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