Scandal in Argentina: the dangerous ‘yoga school’ that carried out incests and sexual exploitation (and that spills over on to Clinton and Menem)

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Venezuela wants Monómeros back: What is going on in the controversial company that Guaidó still controls?

The controversy in the company Monómeros Colombo Venezolanos S.A.

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Incredible! A former Uruguayan soccer player and singer could be the key player in the murder of the Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci

The Insfrán Clan, led by the Paraguayan Miguel Ángel Insfrán, also appears to be involved in the crime against Pecci

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Peru: Are they building a justification for a coup against Pedro Castillo?

The president of Peru already faces six court cases in which he is accused of various crimes. The last three were opened by Benavides

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What was not said about the gestures of the King of Spain when he was ‘face to face’ before Bolívar’s sword in Colombia

During the inauguration of Gustavo Petro as president, the monarch of Spain was booed by those present

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77 years after the genocide of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the US is still the only country that has launched a nuclear bomb and its done it twice

The bomb was dropped twice in August 1945 and forever changed the world, although it was not what ended World War II

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Petro’s 10 commitments to achieve the change desired by Colombia

In his first speech, after his inauguration as president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro grouped into ten points the commitments that he will have during his government with the Colombian people and that encompass issues such as peace and dialogue; attention to the most vulnerable sectors; the fight against corruption and a comprehensive care of the […]

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Colombia: the alarming figures of violence left by Iván Duque that Petro’s government now has to face

Failure to comply with the peace agreement and the limited State presence in the most remote places in Colombia generate more violence

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The biological activity that links the US in the ‘assassination’ of Hugo Chávez

Since 2002, Washington's special services have been developing possible plans to eliminate Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez

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Colombia: the guerrilla ‘Iván Mordisco’, the same one that the Duque government announced as dead, urged Gustavo Petro to initiate a process of dialogue with the FARC dissidents

The first armed front of the Colombian irregular group announced that its main leader, alias 'Iván Mordisco', will be in charge of the dialogue

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