This week, the National Assembly of Venezuela approved the initiation of a national consultation aimed at comprehensive reform of the country's criminal justice system, placing human rights at the forefront of this important dialogue.
The family of Mauricio Hernández Norambuena condemned the transfer of the former member of the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front from Rancagua prison to a high-security facility in Santiago, accusing the government of José Antonio Kast of political motivations behind the move.
Recent WhatsApp exchanges between lawyers Luis Hermosilla and José Ramón Correa have brought to light a significant network of influence within the Chilean judicial system, revealing direct interactions with Supreme Court ministers and strategic appointments aimed at supporting current Comptroller Dorothy Pérez.
A lawsuit accuses Hernán Briones of embezzlement, misappropriation, and cyber crimes, while workers from programs under the corporation reported a lack of resources, management issues, and negative impacts on the care of children and adolescents.
On June 7, Peruvians will vote to determine not only the next president for the term 2026-2031 but also the institutional future of a nation grappling with instability. In the runoff campaign, progressive Roberto Sánchez has promised a referendum on a new Constitution, while right-wing Keiko Fujimori focuses on public safety and engages in a 'war' against crime.
In the latest episode of Sentido Común, Javier Pineda, director of El Ciudadano, spoke with Mario Santucho, director of Revista Crisis, about the political situation in Argentina, the crisis under President Javier Milei, and future alternatives.
Cuba leads a strong response to new U.S. sanctions and threats from President Donald Trump, emphasizing their commitment to resist and confront imperial aggression.
Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo strongly disputes Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz's assertion that lifting bank secrecy requires a judicial order, highlighting legal provisions that allow banks to act without such permission in certain circumstances.
The Coordinating Assembly of Secondary Students (ACES) has responded to Republican Congressman José Kast Adriasola, who criticized the recent student mobilizations in Santiago and cities like Concepción and Valparaíso through a video posted on his social media.
