Nicaragua and Venezuela face a social outbreak due to the illegitimate presidents who govern them, placing them in the eye of the OAS

Despite the relative stability of Nicaragua, the malaise generated by the economic reforms, the censorship of press freedom and the increasing non-conformity with the guidelines of national policy begin to give indications of a crisis that could be assimilated with the Venezuelan one

The sports magazine apologized to Andrés Iniesta for never giving him the title of 'Best Footballer in the World'. Fans in social networks demanded the same action towards Franck Ribéry

In less than a week, in different parts of the country, two members of the Catholic church were killed

Nika Kovac will be the Club's new couch starting July 1st

The Security Council maintains the obsolete post-war format

The Summit turned out to be nothing more than the declaration of a set of good intentions, which will hardly contribute to mitigate corruption in the hemisphere

The cowardly and vile assassination of the reporter team of El Comercio newspaper in Ecuador showed that Latin America is a hostile and dangerous continent to practice journalism.

The president does not need a psychiatrist. No one should doubt his mental health, because he is aware of what he does

The status quo isn't ideal, but it's better than the House Republican plan.

They want to address shortages and high prices. But existing manufacturers are likely to do so faster and more cheaply.

Since the heir to the throne, Mohamed Bin Salman, began his plan of reforms, several have had repercussions for Saudi women

The fight against sexual misconduct is gathering force in the land of machismo.

After an election that settles nothing, both sides need to think again.

Weaponizing corruption is a dangerous political strategy.

Boycotting UN talks won't keep instability at bay.