Spain's President Pedro Sánchez has announced a vigorous plan to combat misinformation and illegal content on social media, including criminal penalties for the CEOs of major digital platforms and a ban on social media access for users under 16, aiming to protect children from a dangerous online environment.
Original article: Cifras en duda: renuncia el jefe del “INE argentino” y Milei seguiría midiendo la inflación con parámetros de hace 22 años Forced Resignation Due to Refusal to Update Inflation Index Raises Suspicions of Statistical Manipulation to Conceal the Impact of Neoliberal Economic Policies Implemented by Javier Milei’s Administration The National Institute of Statistics […]
During over 300 citizen assemblies, Morena committees have expressed strong support for President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to defend Mexico’s sovereignty while rejecting any form of foreign intervention, including recent U.S. policies toward Cuba.
Laura Fernández from the Sovereign People Party has claimed victory in the Costa Rican presidential elections, solidifying the right's hold on power and continuing the legacy of President Rodrigo Chaves.
During Kast's visit with Bukele, where they praised El Salvador's security model, the newspaper El País simultaneously published a report based on an SJH report revealing at least 470 deaths in prisons under the emergency regime (updated to at least 480 as of January 31), 94% of whom were non-gang members, including pastors, union leaders, and minors, highlighting patterns of violence and medical neglect. Additionally, it is estimated that the actual number of prison deaths could be as high as 1,300, with bodies...
Cuba is not punished primarily for what it does, nor even for what it is, but for what it demonstrates is possible. The island operates as a living anomaly within the global capitalist order, not because it has built a utopia, but because it has persisted as a political subject that has not been subsumed.
Original article: España va con mano dura: castigos penales a CEOs de plataformas digitales y veto de RR.SS. para menores de 16 «Currently, our children are exposed to a space where they should never navigate alone, a space of addiction, abuse, violence, pornography, and manipulation. We will not tolerate it any longer; we will protect […]
The Palestinian Health Ministry has reported that nearly 2,000 individuals have been killed or injured in Gaza since the October ceasefire, underscoring the ongoing violence despite claims of a truce.
The Rafah crossing, closed since 2024, is the only passage between Gaza and the outside world that does not go through Israel. On Monday, February 2nd, it was reopened in both directions for residents, who will be able to cross the border under strict conditions imposed by Israel.
Documents reviewed by Verdad Ahora reveal Jeffrey Epstein, facing sex crime charges, had an interest in a solar energy project in Chile led by Mission Power LLC, which aimed to develop significant solar power plants targeting the mining sector.
In a significant political upset, Democrat Taylor Rehmet has taken a seat in the Texas state Senate from the Republicans, marking a pivotal shift in a region long regarded as a GOP stronghold.
Original article: ¿Ley Longueira 2.0?: Comisión aprueba 60 indicaciones calcadas de Sonapesca impulsadas por diputado Bobadilla (UDI) A CIPER investigation revealed that the Fishing Committee of the Chamber of Deputies approved 60 amendments to the new Fishing Law presented by Sergio Bobadilla (UDI), which verbatim reproduce a report from the business group Sonapesca, covering significant […]
OPES researchers propose in Podcastpitalismo a green and popular industrial policy that transcends neoliberal extractivism through democratic planning.
Staff members on medical leave for over eight years, patients hospitalized in emergency services next to electrical panels, individuals lying on the floor waiting for treatment, and non-operational theaters were among the findings of the Metropolitan Regional Comptroller's inspection at the health facility.
The Santiago Court of Appeals ruled that Chilevisión violated the fundamental rights of a child, "regarding her intimacy, privacy, and psychological integrity, as it would allow for her recognition by third parties in a context involving criminal and scandalous dimensions." The court also reminded that Chilean legislation prohibits television services from disclosing information that could identify vulnerable children.
The incident occurred last January at the Dickson campsite when a worker from a concession company caught the individual, identified as Halifa Nevo, smoking in an unauthorized area of the park.
