Politics

The Prosecutor's Office has the final say on the suspension of arrest warrants for dangerous criminals

The Attorney General's Office has the final say on the suspension of arrest warrants requested by President Gustavo Petro.

Opposition condemns Russian presence in Nicaragua

The opposition Nicaraguan Democratic Concertation (CDN) condemned on Thursday the strengthening of the Russian presence in Nicaragua to supposedly confront common adversaries like the United States.

Laura Fernández Assumes Presidency of Costa Rica: Promise of a Strong Hand

Political scientist Laura Fernández, who has promised to continue the previous right-wing government and take a hard line against crime, assumes the presidency of Costa Rica this Friday for the 2026-2030 term in an investiture ceremony open to the public at the National Stadium, attended by delegations from 71 countries.

"You are sinking. You are destroying everything": Juan Carlos Ortega Murillo launches devastating poem

Juan Carlos Ortega Murillo, the sidelined son of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, published a poem full of phrases questioning even "the value of blood," in a text laden with reproaches towards a family figure who, by tone and content, seems to allude to his mother, accused both inside and outside the officialdom of marginalizing him from the power and family circle.

Valdrack Jaentschke in Costa Rica: Chancellor Attends Swearing-in Ceremony

The chancellor of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo's regime, Valdrack Jaentschke, is attending the presidential investiture ceremony in Costa Rica this Friday. Despite international accusations linking him to the chain of command of the transnational repression of Orteguismo, the representative of the dictatorship received a front-row seat during the inauguration of President Laura Fernández.

The Pentagon publishes secret documents on UFOs and extraterrestrial life

Trump had asked US federal agencies in February to begin identifying and releasing files related to UFOs and extraterrestrials due to the great interest they generate

Dedicated to Murillo? Juan Carlos Ortega's enigmatic message: 'you are sinking'

Third of the dictatorial couple's children and known for his passion for rock and cinema, Juan Carlos has been progressively removed from the family's inner circle of decision-making.

Right-winger Laura Fernández Takes Over, with Her Predecessor, a Hardline Government in Costa Rica

The US Under Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, Noem, and the presidents of Israel, Chile, Panama, Honduras, and Guatemala attend the inauguration. The big absentee is Bukele

US strikes at the heart of the Cuban regime and companies begin to leave the country

Gaesa was already subject to US sanctions. But the new measures were applied under a decree signed last week by President Donald Trump

Costa Rica ignored UN report and welcomed Valdrack Jaentschke

For Nicaraguan exiles in Costa Rica, the presence of Ortega's spy chief is an alarming sign.

Murillo-Ortega Dictatorship in Washington's Crosshairs: Permanent Pressure and Surveillance

The country remains at the center of U.S. security concerns amid the advance of adversarial powers and the growing isolation of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

Dictator Daniel Ortega escalates confrontation against the United States

With a defiant speech and military backing from Russia, the Sandinista leader raises his tone against the United States amid a scenario of growing international pressure and questioning.