The night of Tuesday, July 6 and the early morning of Wednesday, July 7, will remain in the history of Haiti as one of its worst episodes and in which its president, Jovenel Moïse, was shot dead in the middle of an ambush

Different social sectors and left-wing political parties in Peru called for a national strike to demand the proclamation of the candidate Pedro Castillo and reject what they consider to be an attempted coup by Fujimori, one month after the second electoral round where the leader union came out first

Last week, Pichincha criminal judge Yadira Proaño called Swedish computer scientist Ola Bini to trial, prosecuted for the alleged crime of non-consensual access to a computer, telematic or telecommunications system

After the setbacks that the legislative proposals of the president of Colombia, Iván Duque, have had in recent months, a new presidential legislative project generated immediate rejection, without there being any details about it yet

On November 21, the so-called mega-elections will be held in Venezuela, where all the governorates (24) and mayors (335) must be elected, in addition to 251 deputies from the legislative councils and 2459 municipal councilors

At 8:00 pm on March 23, an anti-narcotics operation by the Paraguayan authorities put a brake on the aspirations of Wesley Neres Dos Santos, alias ‘Bebeção’

He told them that he had to check their bodies as a father would check his children, to see if they had any disease

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) issued a judgment in which it holds the Ecuadorian State responsible for the disappearance, 17 years ago, of Luis Eduardo Guachalá Chimbo

The 75-year-old British-American businessman and founder of the antivirus company that bears his name, John McAfee, was found dead last Wednesday in a Spanish prison, shortly after the National Court of Spain approved his extradition to the United States

The tension remains intact in Peru two weeks after the second round of elections