Starting in 2028, anyone wishing to run for the position of governor, mayor, or President of the Republic must be solely Mexican. "That is what this decree is about," asserted the President.

The Cerimedo case has taken a startling new twist as members of the PDC claim a U.S. representative engaged in bribery during a legislative session that resulted in the dismissal of Attorney General Roger Mariaca, who was investigating serious allegations against a former presidential advisor.

On Friday, Ana Crispín, a senator from the Christian Democratic Party in Bolivia, accused a U.S. representative of distributing QR codes to lawmakers to influence their votes regarding the dismissal of Attorney General Roger Mariaca, who was investigating the Cerimedo case.

As presidential elections in Brazil approach, incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is rallying support in São Paulo, while his rival Flavio Bolsonaro is embroiled in corruption allegations, casting a shadow over his campaign.

As dismissals are handed down to criminals and impunity is guaranteed to real offenders, nationalists and their liberal allies pursue the Permanent Commission and Luis Redondo for demanding that all votes be counted in the National Electoral Council, following recent elections that Redondo denounced as fraudulent, asserting that Nasry Asfura did not legitimately win.

With just three days remaining before Brazil's presidential elections, the Attorney General's Office is urging an investigation into alleged US financial support for local groups aimed at interfering in the political process and undermining the Supreme Federal Court's credibility.

Original article: Corte Suprema «vendepatria» despeja el camino a Milei para abrir tierras argentinas a compradores extranjeros Supreme Court’s Controversial Decision Paves the Way for Milei to Open Argentine Lands to Foreign Buyers The Supreme Court reinstated Article 154 of Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) 70/2023, which President Javier Milei had repealed the Land […]

Political analyst Vladimir Torrez has characterized the recent developments in Bolivia, particularly the fall of Attorney General Roger Mariaca, as the beginning of the implementation of the Americas Shield and signifying the rising influence of the United States in the country's political landscape.

In a significant turn of events, just two days after the U.S. revoked his visa, Bolivian Attorney General Róger Mariaca was arrested at the Viru Viru International Airport while leading the investigation into the Cerimedo case.

The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control has announced new sanctions against Cuba, targeting travel and financial transactions, which Havana claims is an escalation of the existing economic blockade.