As COP30 progresses with signs of international cooperation and a consensus agenda, tensions between global commitments and local realities remain evident. In this context, Chief Raoni raised his voice to demand protection for the Amazon River and halt oil projects that threaten its ecological balance.
The document instructs voters to choose candidates based on their positions regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which may constitute an offense.
Author and former judge Gonzalo Garay Burnás introduces his latest novel, "The Music of Sunday Afternoons," a dark, intimate, and provocative work that delves into the fringes of morality, madness, and redemption.
Héctor Espinosa was found guilty of misappropriating at least 146 million pesos in reserved funds and conducting concealment maneuvers alongside his wife, María Magdalena Neira. The sentencing hearing, where the prosecution seeks 20 years, is set for December 1.
President Daniel Noboa is advocating for a popular referendum to summon a Constituent Assembly to draft a new Constitution amid heightened tensions with the Constitutional Court and warnings that the process aims to weaken democratic controls, "disable checks and balances and consolidate unchecked power."
The Londres 38 case progresses: 15 kidnappings and child abductions verified. Krassnoff has accumulated four-digit convictions and refuses to accept responsibility.
SPL president Mario Troncoso stated that Latam "has done everything possible to ensure that the start of the strike does not coincide with the report of profits for the third quarter of this year, to avoid having to explain a conflict with its workers while announcing its highest profits in history."
In Peru, extortion has become a crime marked by almost guaranteed impunity, with just 20 out of more than 85,000 complaints receiving sentences in the past 19 months amid a growing crisis of law enforcement and public safety.
This Monday marked the commencement of the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil. The event opened with a fervent speech from Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, drawing representatives from over 190 countries who are looking to define strategies to keep the Paris Agreement goals alive.
