Politics

Why was Leonardo Pérez killed in a fight in Arroz Barato? His family speaks

Taking advantage of the holiday to share and have a few drinks was what Leonardo Fabio Pérez Ruiz did for a few hours of celebration before his death.

Union Coalition Denounces Persecution and Calls for March to the US Embassy

The National Union Coalition denounced that its members José Patines, Carlos Salazar, and Victor Venegas were harassed by officials of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (Sebin) after participating in the May Day march in Barinas.

Bolsonaro 'evolves well' after shoulder surgery and will begin rehabilitation

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, sentenced to 27 years for attempted coup, shows 'good evolution' after right shoulder surgery performed the previous day and will begin physical rehabilitation, according to the medical bulletin released this Saturday. The far-right leader is in a private room at the D.F. Star hospital in Brasilia where he is receiving pain medication and measures to prevent clots.

Iran defends uranium enrichment "without restriction" under international supervision

Iran defended on Saturday the “legality” of its uranium enrichment program under international supervision, at a time when peace negotiations with the United States remain stalled mainly due to differences over Iran's nuclear program. “From a legal point of view, there is no restriction on the level of uranium enrichment, as long as it is carried out under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), as was the case with Iran,” stated the Iranian representation to the UN on the social network X.

Criminal pressure in the third year of Petro's Government reached 61.9: the highest level in five governments in Colombia

An analysis by professor and researcher Camilo Solano, based on figures from the Ministry of Defense, concluded that not only is there a perception of insecurity, but that criminal pressure in the country reached its highest level in the third year of Gustavo Petro's government, which directly contradicts the statements of the current national leader.

Bogotá's Exodus and Return Plan: How the Regional Pico y Placa Will Work This Holiday Weekend

What vehicles will not be able to travel this Friday, March 14? Photo: Mauricio Moreno

A Keyner Amaranto, 20, was killed in the Policarpa neighborhood

The first homicide of May 2026 shook the Policarpa neighborhood, El Campo sector, in Cartagena, on the afternoon of this Friday, May 1. Around 6:20 p.m., the young Keyner Samuel Amaranto Congora, 20 years old, a native of this city, was murdered with a firearm.

National Assembly disseminated the list of candidates for the Judicial Nominations Committee

The National Assembly disseminated the list of 94 candidates who meet the requirements to form the Judicial Nominations Committee.

El Diario: Journalism that Resists and Builds a Country

We celebrate a new anniversary of El Diario, a beacon of freedom in Venezuela that defies censorship through ethical journalism

Video: 'Valentina Mor' Captured, Accused of Stealing Credit Cards from a Foreigner

Authorities reported the capture of former content creator known as Valentina Mor, who is allegedly linked to a theft case against a foreign citizen in the city of Medellín.

Chilling Call by Pablo Escobar Revealed, Where He Orders Torture While Talking to His Wife

DEA agents who pursued Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar shared chilling details about his criminal behavior. On a podcast aired Friday by host Sean Hannity, Steve Murphy and Javier Peña revealed that the capo ordered a tortured person to be gagged so he could finish a romantic call with his wife.

With me, 'total peace' ends on August 7: Fajardo

He reported that they asked him to withdraw and support Paloma Valencia to prevent Iván Cepeda from winning, warning him that if the latter reached the Presidency, it would be his fault.