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The case of Christa Pike in the US reopens the debate on the death penalty not only in that country, but in the world. In the region, Venezuela was the first country to ban it. And the others? We told you.
Although he announced a change since January, Washington has made the country a more economically dependent one. The Cubans remain between blackouts and shortages
The model accuses the actress, with whom she was married a decade ago, of having yelled and tried to asphyxiate her son. A judge has granted a temporary restraining order against the interpreter
The leaders participate in a meeting with entrepreneurs from both countries and a delegation of Argentine governors
The failed execution of Christa Pike must serve to fuel the movement against the barbarity of the death penalty in the United States
The Mexican director premiere 'Digger', a tragedy that has taken a decade to move forward, with the actor at the top of his career: "He did a great job, very difficult but also very joyous"
The artist was arrested on Thursday by the Miami Beach authorities and released on bail hours later. He later held his innocence on social media
The Supreme Court issued an article of a 2023 decree that eliminates the limits to the alien's land and the rejection generated threatens to overthrow the complete rule
The brother and partner of the deceased poet take two legal actions for the event in Minneapolis in January
Your case again raises questions about the protocols and medicine used in death sentences for lethal injection
A teacher is serious and a student's health is under reserve. There are two 18-year-olds who are former students of the centre, according to the Coahuila Attorney General
The Bolivian Government accused the prosecutor Roger Mariaca and nine other members of the Public Prosecutor's Office of integrating a 'narco-structure' that protected leaders from organized crime
The Government held thousands of undocumented migrants in detention for years without the right to defend themselves in court
Reports obtained by 'The New York Times' detail how the authorities handled the original complaint and how the student processed what happened in the days after the events
The British Government Protests Argentina's Threat to Initiate International Arbitration to Block Oil Exploitation in the Southern Archipelago
Lula and Bolsonaro son face Sunday in the first round of elections that test democracy
Pike has been transferred to the hospital to receive "life-saving measures." The governor has suspended the remaining executions in the state for the remainder of the year
Vente Venezuela, in full expansion, is preparing to reclaim popular mobilization in the face of increased discontent
The President of the United States claims that he will never stop the development of the IA because he wants to win the race to China
The Administration may continue to temporarily expel migrants to countries with which they have no link without offering them the possibility to defend themselves.
