Politics

The story of Captain Silvia Fuentes: mother, engineer, and leader in conflict zones in Colombia

The role of a mother is, without a doubt, one of the most complex that exists. However, there are mothers who, in addition to looking after their children, extend their commitment to an entire nation.

They demand the arrest of a doctor accused of sexual assault against Yekuana women in an Amazonas CDI

Following the dissemination of testimonies denouncing alleged sexual abuse against women of the Yekuana people, perpetrated by a doctor at the Integral Diagnostic Center (CDI) in La Esmeralda, the Regional Organization of Indigenous Peoples of Amazonas (Orpia) went to the Public Ministry headquarters in Puerto Ayacucho to formalize the complaint.

Trump Rejects Iran's Response and Casts Doubt on Ceasefire Continuity in the Persian Gulf

Trump described the Iranian response to the US peace proposal as "totally unacceptable." Photo: EFE

Macron Rules Out Military Deployment in Hormuz as Iran Threatens Response to the West

Macron denied plans for French military deployment in the Strait of Hormuz Photo: EFE

Juan Manuel Santos Revealed How He United with Germán Vargas Lleras Despite Their Differences

Colombia continues to mourn the loss of Germán Vargas Lleras, who passed away last Friday, May 8th, after battling a benign meningioma and other health issues for nearly a decade.

Trump says Iran will "laugh no more" at the United States

US President Donald Trump said this Sunday on Truth Social that Iran has been "hitting" the United States for almost half a century but will "no longer laugh" at his country, coinciding with reports that Tehran has responded to Washington's peace proposal. EFE "For 47 years the Iranians have been hitting us [...]

Carlos F. Galán bids farewell to Germán Vargas, remembering shared fight alongside his father

The death of Germán Vargas Lleras once again united the names of two families marked by political violence in Colombia.

Massacre in Pueblo Viejo, Magdalena, leaves four dead and two seriously injured

A new massacre mourns the Colombian Caribbean. On Saturday morning, armed men murdered four people, including a 15-year-old minor, in the corregimiento of Palmira, municipality of Pueblo Viejo, department of Magdalena. The attack also left two people seriously injured.

President Petro insists on re-establishing state monopoly on gold to curb mafias and money laundering

Illegal mining in Colombia grows year by year. Photo: Courtesy: Istock

'A Mother's Love Never Gives Up': María Corina Machado Pays Tribute to Venezuelan Mothers

Through her social networks, opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado issued an emotional message on Mother's Day, highlighting the strength, sacrifice, and unity of Venezuelan women in the face of the country's crisis. In her publication, [...]

Minister of Defense revealed new data related to the murder of journalist Mateo Pérez

The murder of journalist Mateo Pérez by FARC dissidents has left the country in mourning. The young man was intercepted, murdered, and buried by members of the 36th front of the FARC dissidents, led by alias Chalá, Minister Pedro Sánchez indicated on Noticias RCN.

Silvio Báez: “Nicaragua is an orphaned country for lack of freedom”

The auxiliary bishop of Managua, Monsignor Silvio José Báez, denounced this Sunday from exile the situation of “orphandom” that peoples under authoritarian systems are going through. During his homily at the parish of Santa Agatha, in Miami, the Catholic prelate affirmed that there is a form of helplessness imposed by tyrannical powers that strip societies of their dignity, their right to voice, and their historical memory, leaving citizens in a state of moral and social vulnerability.