Ana Estrada: The first woman who fought for that right in Peru receives euthanasia

Ana Estrada Ugarte, the first Peruvian to conquer her right to a dignified death, now rests in peace. This Sunday, after a complex battle in the courts and the public eye, she agreed to euthanasia at the age of 47. At twelve, Ella Estrada was diagnosed with poliomyositis, an autoimmune, chronic and degenerative disease that … Read more

price accelerates to more than 27 pesos

He precio from Gasoline in Mexico ‘accelerated’ until more than 27 pesos per liter during the last weeks and it is already more expensive to ‘charge’ combustible in the country that in the gas stations of USA and in several countries of Latin America. The place globalpetrolprices.com reported that the cost of high-octane gasoline, type … Read more

The Brazilian police ask that Jair Bolsonaro be charged for falsifying his vaccination card

The various investigations against Jair Bolsonaro, who presided over Brazil between 2019 and 2022, are gaining traction as shown by the fact that on Friday new testimonies will be revealed that place him at the center of a coup plot and that this Tuesday the Federal Police formally requested that he be charged for falsifying … Read more

Aída Merlano: The Bogotá Court sentences Aída Victoria Merlano to more than 13 years in prison for collaborating in her mother’s escape

A second Aida Merlano goes to jail. Aida Victoria Merlano Manzaneda, daughter of the convicted former senator Aida Merlano Rebolledo, has been sentenced in the second instance this Thursday to 13 years and eight months in prison for her participation in her mother’s cinematic escape from a doctor’s office in 2019. The influencer of 23 … Read more

Lula, Judge Moro, Odebrecht… What happened to the protagonists and victims of the ‘Lava Jato case’ in Brazil

Brazilian politics has been on a roller coaster ride in recent years due to the effects (and ups and downs) of the anti-corruption investigation. Lava Jato. The police baptized her that way, car wash, in Portuguese, because she was born in a nondescript gas station with a cleaning workshop in Brasilia, where on March 17, … Read more

The Cuban Government sends rice and milk to quell the protests, but discontent continues

“Those supposed trucks that arrived do not mean that they are going to start selling rice, sugar or milk to the population. They are only now distributing the rice and sugar of the month that has not arrived, the milk of the children that they have not given,” says a Cuban resident in Santiago de … Read more

The Argentine Senate deals a hard blow to Milei with the rejection of the mega-decree of cuts

Javier Milei’s plan to deregulate the Argentine economy at a stroke has once again collided with the Legislative Branch. This Thursday, the Argentine Senate dealt a setback to the Ultra Government by voting against the great decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) with which Milei inaugurated his mandate days after assuming the presidency, on December … Read more

Daniel Noboa secretly creates a database of genetic profiles of criminals in Ecuador

Noboa, a 36-year-old businessman and son of the country’s richest man, surprisingly won Ecuador’s presidential election in October last year. After taking office in November, he welcomed a country mired in violence and controlled by gangs. Paradoxically, the gangs exercised their power from the prisons, whose cell blocks the authorities did not dare to enter. … Read more