Politics

Government laments Carmen Navas' death and promises "broad results" in Víctor Quero's case

Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, assured this Monday that she ordered an investigation into the death of Víctor Hugo Quero Navas, after her government confirmed that the detainee died almost a year ago, following months of claims that he was missing. EFE Through a statement published by Prensa Presidencial on Telegram, the leader indicated that she requested the collaboration of the Ombudsman's Office and the Attorney General's Office for this investigation. She also lamented the death of Carmen Teresa Navas, the political prisoner's mother.

Carmen Navas: From Mourning to Symbol of Struggle in Venezuela

The story of Carmen Navas, mother of Víctor Hugo Quero Navas, is a symbol of the struggle of families of the disappeared and detained in Venezuela, representing pain and the search for answers amidst state opacity.

Amalfi Attack Survivors and Families of Fallen Officers Denounce Government Abandonment

In August, Colombia was shocked by the Amalfi attack that left 13 police officers dead and several injured during an operation against illegal armed structures. Months after the tragedy, Noticias RCN learned of complaints from survivors and victims' families, who claim to feel abandoned by the national government.

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After defending him as a "son of the homeland," receiving him with honors after a prisoner exchange with the U.S., and giving him a ministerial position, the Venezuelan government now denies that Alex Saab has Venezuelan nationality, which would have legally prevented his handover to U.S. authorities, carried out on Saturday. By CNN The government led by [...]

Alex Saab and the unexpected turn: an alleged agreement with the US would have accelerated the annulment of his Venezuelan nationality

Alex Saab's departure from Venezuela has unleashed intense political speculation and a battle of interpretations within Chavismo and the Venezuelan opposition. While some sectors denounce an alleged "handover" to the United States, sources close to the investigations and consulted by AlbertoNews maintain that what happened responded to a combination of legal, institutional, and state security factors.

What are Cepeda's proposals on education, entrepreneurship, and technology?

In a few weeks there are presidential elections in Colombia. Iván Cepeda, the government party's candidate and leader in the polls for months, has decided not to participate in debates. For citizens, it has therefore been difficult to understand what he proposes. Faced with this—and after watching several interviews in which I heard few concrete proposals from him—I decided to go directly to his government plan. The complete document can be read here.

Motorcyclist recorded his own accident after entering the Transmilenio lane

There is indignation on social networks after a video was published in the last few hours where an accident caused by a group of motorcyclists who invaded the exclusive Transmilenio lane on the Calle 26 trunk road is evidenced.

Petro's Eagerness to Gather Criminals in 'Caguanes' Amidst Elections: What's Behind It?

The order to accelerate the implementation of Temporary Location Zones (ZUT) for combatants, three months before the end of their mandate and in full campaign...

Nicaragua saluda a Camerún en el 54.º aniversario del Referéndum Constitucional de 1972

Mensaje de Saludo y Felicitación del Copresidente Comandante Daniel, y la Copresidenta Compañera Rosario, a Su Excelencia Paul Biya.

The Average Attitude

By Juan David Ramírez Correa - [email protected]

80 days in holding mode

Colombia breathes contained. Like someone enduring a blow without falling, gritting their teeth and waiting for the storm to pass, the entire country — its institutions, its Congress, its unions, its citizens — is counting down the days until this government ends. Less than three months. Eighty days in which the main danger is not the external enemy but the president himself, who from the Casa de Nariño insults, threatens, and destroys with an energy that no longer suffices for him to govern.

ICE Agent Faces State Charges in Minnesota Over Shooting That Injured Migrant

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent was charged Monday by Minnesota state prosecutors in connection with the case of a Venezuelan migrant injured in a shooting in January. AFP Christian Castro, 52, faces four felony counts of assault and one of making a false report of a crime, the [...]