Politics

Prosecutor's Office Announces Criminal Investigation into the Death of Political Prisoner Víctor Quero

The Prosecutor's Office initiates a criminal investigation into the death of political prisoner Víctor Hugo Quero Navas, following human rights complaints about his whereabouts.

What powers does the Ombudsman's Office have to act in the case of Víctor Quero?

The Ombudsman's Office reiterates its role in the face of Víctor Hugo Quero's death and its responsibilities in protecting human rights, while questions arise about its involvement.

NGOs Denounce Contradictions Following Víctor Quero's Death and Demand Independent Investigation

The NGO Justicia, Encuentro y Perdón requests an independent investigation into Víctor Quero's death in custody, pointing out inconsistencies in the official version.

Government announced “maneuvers” to stabilize the Venezuelan electrical system and prohibited digital mining

The Executive reported a record demand for electricity and announced the prohibition of digital mining, while maneuvers are being implemented to stabilize the national electrical system.

The strange death of the Amnesty Law

I don't know how alert the American agencies that monitor all kinds of signals sent by the interim government are, especially those sent without much realization.

Dian clarifies that it cannot seize credit cards: these are the assets it can affect debtors with

The Directorate of Taxes and National Customs (Dian) clarified that credit cards are not subject to seizure in debt collection processes...

Horror! Two Decapitated Bodies Found in Rural Concordia Along with Threatening Sign

The morning of Wednesday, May 6, at 10:40 a.m., a gruesome discovery was made in Concordia, in the Antioquia Southwest. In the Las Ventandas sector, two decapitated bodies were found next to a pamphlet with threatening messages.

Carrillo Expands Bribery Allegations of 10% Within the Adaptation Fund to the Prosecutor's Office

The director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD), Carlos Carrillo, expanded a complaint before the Prosecutor's Office related to alleged acts of corruption within the Adaptation Fund.

Signature collection begins for referendum against Petro's Constituent Assembly

The National Registry officially greenlit the promoting committee that will collect signatures to halt a potential Constituent Assembly driven by Gustavo Petro's government. The initiative, dubbed "Referendum for Constitutional Stability 2026-2034," aims to put a vote before Colombians to decide whether they agree to modify the Constitution through this mechanism.

Respectful electoral letter to the voter

I am no one to tell you who to vote for. That decision is yours, it is intimate, and whatever it is deserves respect. Yes, even if you decide to vote for someone like Iván Cepeda, who has been telling us in no uncertain terms for months that he wants to change the Constitution of Colombia. Your vote, your conscience.

Total Peace: Without God or Law

President Gustavo Petro has repeatedly stated that his idea is to turn Colombia into a "world power of life." However, as the country is going, it seems he has been determined to do the exact opposite. Few slogans have aged as poorly, and as quickly, as this one.

Trans woman killed in Bello as she left her home

A gunshot ended the life of Mariana Ballesteros Restrepo, a 19-year-old trans woman who was shot in the early hours of this Thursday in the Villa Linda neighborhood of Bello, after leaving her house where a party had been taking place since Wednesday night.