Politics

Colombia pays tribute to former Vice President Germán Vargas Lleras at the former presidential palace

Funeral honors for Germán Vargas Lleras. Photo: EL TIEMPO

Russia Sees the End of the War in Ukraine Closer Despite Military and Diplomatic Tensions

Moscow insists that the international confrontation continues to generate pressure. Photo: EFE

Foro Penal documented 457 political prisoners in Venezuela: 42 are foreigners

The NGO Foro Penal reports that there are 457 political prisoners in Venezuela, of which 42 are foreigners. Delays in the judicial process of many detainees are reported.

Mother's Day: More police and controls in Bolívar to prevent fights and crimes

With the aim of guaranteeing safety and coexistence during the Mother's Day celebration, the Bolívar Police Department announced the deployment of 1,513 uniformed officers in the 34 municipalities and seven sub-municipalities under its jurisdiction.

This is what the 'Jaguar' looks like, the first 100% Colombian-made rifle, with which Petro seeks to strengthen security

This rifle is made 100% in Colombia. Photo: Presidency - Ovidio González

Mateo Pérez worked as a delivery man and sold salads and juices to be able to practice journalism

Mateo Pérez Rueda studied Political Science at the National University, Medellín campus, and wrote poetry. He was the son of a teacher nearing retirement...

Giving away the source code is like handing over the key to the Bank of the Republic's vault: National Registrar Hernán Penagos

National Registrar Hernán Penagos faces the difficult task of ensuring electoral transparency in an environment where President Gustavo Petro casts doubt on the country's electoral system, despite having been elected with it throughout his political career. In an interview with EL COLOMBIANO, he discusses issues such as the source code, which the Head of State demands, pressure from armed groups, and his confidence in institutions.

Alba Luz Ramos reappears: denies social media rumors and reaffirms loyalty to the dictatorship

The presiding magistrate of the Supreme Court of Justice of Nicaragua (CSJ), Alba Luz Ramos, has not been seen in public since 2023 when she was escorted out of her office by police. She 'reappeared' this Saturday, more than two years later, with a 'clarifying letter' that lacks her signature, in which she denies versions spread on social media about her supposed 'flight' from the country and defends the dictatorship.

The legacy of Germán Vargas Lleras: these are five of his key ideas

Germán Vargas Lleras held various public positions throughout his life, leaving his mark in both control and execution roles. The natural leader of Radical Change was the grandson of former president Carlos Lleras Restrepo and began his political career from the bottom up, as a councilman in Bojacá (Cundinamarca).

This is how Mateo Pérez Rueda, the journalist murdered in Briceño, is bid farewell

The main park of Yarumal filled with people holding lit candles on Saturday night to bid farewell to Mateo Pérez Rueda, the 2... year old journalist.

Twist in Carolina Flores' case: Ex-queen's husband raises suspicions

The murder of Carolina Flores continues to cause shock in Mexico as new investigation details have begun to focus on her husband, Alejandro Sánchez. The young woman was murdered on April 15th in her apartment in the exclusive Polanco sector of Mexico City.

Former President Evo Morales to go to trial in Bolivia for alleged trafficking of a minor

Former President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has been summoned by a court to face an oral trial starting next Monday, May 11.