Politics

Delcy's Brooch Heated the Stage Before the Start of Oral Hearings on Essequibo

The dispute over Essequibo reached a new point of friction after the recent tour of the acting president with the endorsement of the United States, through various member states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The reason? A brooch worn by Delcy Rodríguez depicting the map of Venezuela, including the disputed territory as part of its national geography.

Alert in Colombia: This is the region where most motorcycles are stolen in 2026

Motorcycle theft in Colombia remains a concerning crime in 2026, despite recent figures showing a reduction.

Does a tax called 'Defense of Maduro' exist in Venezuela, reflected in purchase invoices?

An image of an invoice with the charge 'Defense of Maduro' is not supported by any official announcement about this tax in Venezuela.

The Blame Is Not on La Casa de Frazier and 'Uncle Caldera'... It's Something Much More Serious

Wilfredo Miranda Aburto April 29, 2026

William Brownfield: Venezuela has not stopped being a mafia state

William Brownfield shares the same anguish as many Venezuelans and does not hide it: "It's just that Maduro, Cilia, and a few others are not there, the rest remains the same." The influential career diplomat maintains that he sees no difference between those removed in the January 3rd operation and those currently in the Miraflores Palace, because, in his opinion, "they are the same people."

Two Jews Injured in London Knife Attack

Two Jewish men were injured on Wednesday in a knife attack in a north London neighborhood, police announced, adding that a suspect had been arrested. This attack, in the Golders Green neighborhood, represents the latest violent act against this community in recent weeks in London. The two victims, a [...]

Doral Honors Venezuelan Leader Juan Pablo Guanipa with the City's "Official Coin" for His Defense of Democracy in Venezuela

The mayor of the city of Doral, Christi Fraga, along with Venezuelan-American councilman Rafael Piñeyro, held a recognition ceremony where they presented the city's official coin to Venezuelan political leader Juan Pablo Guanipa, in honor of his public career and his defense of democracy in Venezuela. During the ceremony, municipal authorities highlighted Guanipa's leadership, as well as his "unwavering democratic commitment" and his "bravery in the defense of freedom and human rights," in a context marked by the Venezuelan political crisis.

Everything in the first round:

The first presidential round is not an opportunity to win, it is the ONLY one. And the followers of those who pretend to want to rescue the country from the hands of what may be the last time Colombia votes in democracy, are busy fighting amongst themselves, serving on a silver platter a cause full of incoherencies and scandals like petrismo has always been.

JAC will promote pharmacy, cameras and support in Villas de Aranjuez

With a new community vote, Darlis Durán was re-elected as president of the Community Action Board (JAC) of the Península sector, in the Villas de Aranjuez neighborhood, consolidating her local leadership for four more years.

Parliamentary group Libertad proposes salary increase to $150, elimination of ITGF, and VAT reduction

A few days before May 1st, deputy Henrique Capriles, on behalf of the parliamentary group Libertad, proposed a series of measures to recover the purchasing power of workers. For the leader, a salary increase of $150 is necessary, taking into account that the State's income in 2026 could reach $32 billion.

Lifting of sanctions on Venezuela and condemnation of the US once again divide the European Parliament

Support for lifting European sanctions on Venezuela and the decision on whether to include an explicit condemnation of US interference in this country in a parliamentary resolution divides the European Parliament groups this Wednesday, ahead of a vote on the Venezuelan amnesty law scheduled for Thursday.

Moisés Absalón Pastora confirms his departure from Channel 6

The communicator, recently dubbed a "social scientist" by Rosario Murillo, was expelled by the dictators' son last week before the astonished eyes of Channel 6 workers.