Politics

Photo Gallery: Main Activities in Honor of Internationalist Hero Benjamín Linder

Photo gallery of the main activities carried out yesterday, Tuesday, April 28, in honor of the Internationalist Hero Benjamín Linder.

International Dance Day Celebrated with Conferences and Catwalks

The emergence of dance art and its evolution in Nicaragua, as well as its indispensable contribution to national identity, was the central theme of conferences and catwalks.

Educational community of Matagalpa and Boaco highlights the life and legacy of Commander Tomás Borge

With the National Forum

Children in Madriz Pay Tribute to Commander Tomás Borge Martínez

Preschool and primary school girls and boys from Enmanuel Mongalo School in Palacagüina municipality, Madriz department.

Flights between the US and Venezuela return after almost 7 years without direct connection: the Miami-Caracas route begins

The landing in Venezuela of the first flight from Miami in seven years, this Thursday, April 30, marked the end of isolation from the United States...

US Accuses Governor of Sinaloa of Ties to Los Chapitos and Opens a Crisis with Mexico

The relationship between Mexico and the United States became strained again over the most sensitive point of their common agenda: drug trafficking. This time, the blow was not against a hidden capo in the mountains nor against a financial operator, but against Rubén Rocha Moya, governor of Sinaloa, the state that for decades has been synonymous with Mexico's most influential cartel.

Ministry of the Interior cancels 12 NGOs in Nicaragua for “voluntary dissolution”

The Ministry of the Interior canceled 12 NGOs in Nicaragua through an official agreement. Human rights defenders warn about the closure of civic space.

Sena Denunciations Over Pressure for Medellín Marches: 'The Boss Asks if Apprentices Want to Participate'

Just hours before the marches to be led by President Gustavo Petro in Medellín on May 1, Sena teachers in Antioquia have denounced alleged pressure from their superiors to mobilize apprentices for the event.

Carlos Correa: “Silence Does Not Help Us”

In a new edition of Espacio Runrunes, Luis Ernesto Blanco spoke with Carlos Correa, director of the NGO Espacio Público, about the balance of freedom of expression in Venezuela during the year 2025 and the first four months of 2026. Despite a decrease in the total volume of incidents, the analysis reveals a weakened media ecosystem and an increase in the aggressiveness of repressive patterns.

Miami Sees Off First Direct Commercial Flight to Venezuela in Seven Years

An American Airlines flight departed from Miami to Caracas, marking the return of direct air connection between the United States and Venezuela after almost seven years of suspension due to political tensions.

JEP Reverses Decision: Clarifies Simón Trinidad is Not Accredited as a Victim

Following Wednesday's controversy, the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) corrected the inclusion of Juvenal Ovidio Ricardo Palmera Pineda, known as 'Simón Trinidad,' in a list of victims for macro-case 06, which investigates the genocide against the Patriotic Union.

Prosecutor's Office will charge retired general Eduardo Zapateiro for alleged sexual harassment

A prosecutor delegated to the Supreme Court of Justice filed a request this Thursday for a charges hearing against retired general Edu...