Politics

Murillo dismantles Ortega's "economic brain" to impose her dynasty

Those who helped Ortega build alliances with the business community and create his family empire were arrested and humiliated by Murillo.

Trump threatens to annihilate Iran if it does not accept the peace deal

Donald Trump, President of the United States Photo: Getty Images via AFP

Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Party Suffers New Defeat Against the Right in Spain's Andalusian Elections

Pedro Sánchez, President of Spain, could lose the elections. Photo: EFE

Moisés Absalón Pastora lashes out at Sandinista influencers

Moisés Absalón Pastora accused Sandinista influencers of having "low-world" behaviors and promoting homosexuality and vulgarity.

Sheinbaum announces visit of US Secretary of National Security amid tensions

President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the visit to Mexico of high-ranking US officials, including Secretary of National Security Markwayne Mullin, to follow up on dialogue with Donald Trump on security and trade, amid new bilateral tensions over drug trafficking and sovereignty.

Spanish justice annuls tax penalty for Shakira and orders refund of over 64 million dollars

Shakira's judicial triumph comes after years of tax disputes and agreements with Spanish authorities. Photo: AFP

CETCAM warns of new US pressures against Nicaragua regime

A new report from CETCAM warns that Nicaragua is going through one of its moments of greatest international pressure in years, marked by sanctions from the United States, tensions with Washington, and the strengthening of the Ortega-Murillo regime's alliances with Russia and China.

Nicaraguan Intellectual and Jurist Alejandro Serrano Caldera Dies

Nicaragua lost one of its most important intellectual figures this Sunday. Alejandro Serrano Caldera, a philosopher, jurist, writer, and academic, passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind a vast body of work in philosophy, law, and political thought.

The Colombian Caribbean as the Epicenter of Energy Transition

The Colombian Caribbean is the heart of the country's energy transition, and it's no coincidence that the First Conference on Transition Beyond Fossil Fuels was held in Santa Marta. For decades, La Guajira and Cesar concentrated about 85% of national coal extraction, leaving behind conflicts over water, territory, and the environment, and unresolved disputes about who bears the costs and who reaps the benefits. It's a region key to exporting coal for energy generation in other countries, but where communities have faced access difficulties. Today, Atlántico and La Guajira are consolidating as the epicenter of renewable energies. However, the risk is that the transition may reproduce the same logic and inequalities left by fossil fuel extractivism.

Spanish justice rules in favor of Shakira and orders the return of more than 64 million dollars

The Colombian star Shakira, who in the past faced the Tax Agency in Spain, obtained a victory after the Spanish Justice annulled a s...

Carmen Teresa Navas: For You and Your Son, Justice

There are deaths that are also political assassinations, even if they do not occur within a cell or are registered in a police report. The death of Carmen Teresa Navas belongs to that terrible category. A mother slowly destroyed by the systematic cruelty of a power apparatus that hid her son's fate from her for months, that forced her to desperately search for him while he was already dead, that made her beg for a certificate of life while officials, judges, military personnel, and bureaucrats maintained a monstrous lie.

Popular Spirituality: Hope in Times of Uncertainty

Faith, in the popular Venezuelan, constitutes a deep life experience. It is not a cultural accessory or a manipulable object: it is part of the way to sustain existence amid uncertainty, pain, and daily difficulties.