As Nayib Bukele's associates witness their wealth soar by up to 713%, El Salvador faces a rising tide of poverty among its citizens.
Original article: Fortuna del círculo de Bukele se dispara hasta en 700% mientras El Salvador se empobrece El Salvador has witnessed the emergence of a new economic elite in recent years, thriving under the protection of state power. While Nayib Bukele’s close allies see their fortunes multiply by up to 713%, the general population grapples […]
Mexico is taking decisive legal action, filing 17 criminal complaints in the U.S. related to the deaths of its citizens in ICE custody, signifying a critical shift in its approach towards accountability.
China has raised its voice demanding that the United States immediately lift its economic blockade and pressures on Cuba, reflecting the growing international discontent with the Trump administration's intensified policies against the Caribbean island.
"People can't even afford a 2-for-1 deal. My income has dropped by 50%, and after paying royalties, actors, and operational expenses, there is virtually no margin left to sustain the theater," stated Javier Margulis, the founder of the theatrical space. Meanwhile, the Argentine Association of Independent Theater has warned that the situation "continues to worsen," detailing that nearly 10% of the independent theaters in the country have closed since Milei took office.
The visit by the US delegation occurred amid a tightening of the blockade pushed by the Trump administration against Cuba. Recently, the State Department announced new sanctions targeting Cuban state enterprises in the energy, transportation, and foreign trade sectors, as well as imposing sanctions on the island's Ministry of Tourism.
Original article: Importantes aniversarios de una relación modelo en la época de cambios globales Russia and China are the two largest neighboring countries, sharing a land border of over 4,000 kilometers. This makes the ongoing development and deepening of bilateral relations an inevitable choice for both nations. On July 16, 2001, the two countries signed […]
The Batthyány Lajos Foundation, a key institution in Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political ecosystem, has allocated around €110 million to affiliated organizations over a period from 2025 to mid-2026, according to public information requests.
On the same day, reports surfaced about the death of a 45-year-old Venezuelan migrant who died while being transferred between two ICE detention centers in Georgia. In 2026, a total of 22 individuals have lost their lives under ICE custody.
The horrifying events in Gaza have escalated into a technology-driven crisis, exemplified by the tragic death of 8-year-old Tala Jomaa Mohammad Abu Matar. Reports indicate her life was ended by possibly AI-controlled weaponry during a remote attack, highlighting the devastating intersection of modern warfare and humanitarian crises.
China has raised its voice demanding that the United States immediately lift its economic blockade and pressures on Cuba, reflecting the growing international discontent with the Trump administration's intensified policies against the Caribbean island.
Original article: Colmed advierte revictimización a las mujeres por proyecto de la ultraderecha que obliga a escuchar latidos fetales antes de un aborto: «El consentimiento debe ser libre de coerción» The proposed law ‘Listen to Her Heart’, driven by far-right lawmakers, advocates requiring women to hear fetal heartbeats before undergoing an abortion. This initiative continues […]
The Senate has passed a major economic tax reform amid social and environmental concerns, sparking criticism that it favors the wealthy, following a lengthy session ending in the early hours of Thursday.
Directed by Nicolás Bascuñán and featuring Felipe Zepeda, this play, inspired by the director's own youthful experiences, will run from July 31 to August 22 (Fridays and Saturdays) at the capital's Sala La Comedia.
Former sublieutenant Carlos Gastón Manterola Miranda has been sentenced to 15 years and one day in prison for his accountability in the qualified homicides of José Andrés García Lazo and Jorge Rodrigo Muñoz Mella, both politically unaffiliated, who were executed by Carabineros on September 18, 1973, in Santiago.
With the original concept and overall production helmed by filmmaker Deborah Araya, the film examines the fragility of the mind, memory, and fear through independent shorts connected by a common concept. Spanning from Valle de Elqui to Valdivia, alongside Santiago and Valle de La Ligua, the work presents a brave exploration through surrealism, melancholy, and popular religiosity.
