LatinAmerican Post had the opportunity to speak exclusively with the pre-candidate of the Democratic Center political party for Bogota's city hall, Diego Molano

The community goes to the OAS and the IACHR to avoid the re-election of the president of Bolivia

Salvadorean president-elect already had his first scandal and will be taken to trial

While the government promises greater control of impunity and violence, the opposition believes that the abuse of the law against citizens will increase

One of the three candidates for Centro Democrático is Diego Molano, who is committed to improve safety, sustainability, and mobility

A New York jury ruled that the famous Mexican criminal, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, is guilty of drug trafficking

The start of the trial for the kidnapping of former Assemblyman Fernando Balda puts a new test to former President Rafael Correa, who is accused of having ordered it

International support and refusal to receive humanitarian aid to deal with the crisis are just some of the things that happened last week in Venezuela

On Wednesday, February 6, Colombian President Iván Duque presented his Security and Defense Plan, what did he point out?

Given Nicolás Maduro's rejection to humanitarian aid, the interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, calls for citizenship

The Colombian photojournalist held a lecture at the Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, where he spoke about human rights and armed conflict

Last year there were elections in two of the most important countries in the region. What has been the balance of these two leaders in their first months of government?

On February 7, 2003, an attack attributed to the FARC took the lives of 36 people and left more than 200 injured in the Colombian capital

The Colombian chancellor visited New York to fulfill his agenda before the UN. They talked about Venezuela and the creation of an international anti-corruption court