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The President and Congress of Paraguay are heading for an institutional clash after a financial scandal
Peña challenges the Paraguayan Congress and will defend itself in the political trial against it. Members refuse to accept the resignation
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Roberto Velasco, Foreign Minister of Mexico: "Relations with Spain are excellent and are going through a very positive time"
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs highlights the "good tune" between the two countries, despite the absence of President Sheinbaum of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid
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Cuban authorities release journalist Yoani Sánchez, but accuse her of "attacking the constitutional order"
The reporter was arrested on Tuesday morning and was able to warn the drafting of the media she directs, in constant harassment of the Cuban authorities
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The magazine 'The New Yorker' is attacking 'The Black Ball': "It's not a monument; it's a failure"
Despite the good reception of criticism and public in the United States, the review of the publication film ensures that the directors are "pretentious" and that their stories suffer from "insubstantiality" and are a "repetitive trauma"
World
The governor of California forgives the life of 563 death row prisoners
Gavin Newsom's plan does not provide for the release of any of the prisoners, but for their sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole
World
An arbitrator in Brazil beats the record of red cards with 53 expulsions in a game
The Uberland- Mamoré, from the second sub- 20 of a state league, led to a spectacular battle, with blows and even death threats
Politics
The woman who accuses Petro of exchanging contracts for sex posts an intimate video of both
The former does not deny knowing Deicy Jiménez but does claim that he has never made an exchange.
World
Cuban journalist Yoani Sánchez, arrested by police in Havana
The reporter was arrested on Tuesday morning and was able to warn the drafting of the media she directs, in constant harassment of the Cuban authorities
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From the sequin to the sweatshirt: after John Galliano's cancellation, the Met exhibition of 2027 will deal with daily fashion
The sample will focus on day-to-day clothes, with "jeans, T-shirts, padded coats, paper, plastic and metal" as protagonists. The gala will be held on Monday, 3 May
Politics
Santiago Peña renounces Paraguay's presidency cornered by a financial scandal
The Chamber of Deputies rejects his resignation in order to prevent him from having a party and moves forward with the political trial.
Politics
The flight of Flávio Bolsonaro nude an ideological alignment with Trump that prevails over international law in Latin America
The governments of Argentina and Ecuador collaborated to get the candidate out of Brazil by making the most of Brazilian law.
Politics
The escape of Bolsonaro through Argentina sinks the relationship between Lula and Milei
The Argentine Government has refused to recognize the outcome of the elections in Brazil and has facilitated the departure of the senator and former ultra candidate to the United States
World
The federal judge who supervised the trial of Nicolás Maduro in the United States dies
It is not clear immediately who will replace Alvin K. Hellerstein in the high profile case that is planned to start in June
World
Muere Dolores Huerta, iconic defender of the rights of migrant workers, at age 96
The trade unionist founded the largest group of peasants in the United States along with César Chávez, who would then be accused of having been raped.
World
Flavio Bolsonaro declares himself in a letter "true president" of Brazil and then changes to "leader"
The senator publishes from the United States a long text in which he thanks Donald Trump and Javier Milei for the help they gave him to escape his country
World
Authorities link a murder that occurred more than 50 years ago to Ted Bundy
The finding was possible thanks to a sample of DNA preserved to identify other possible victims
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Alex Pretti's parents accuse the Trump Government of hiding evidence about his death
The American nurse was fatally shot by federal agents in January while documenting a migration raid in Minnesota with his cell phone.
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U.S. Announces to Issue Visas for Flavio Bolsonaro and His Family
State Department spokesman reports Washington will host defeated Brazilian presidential candidate on its territory
World
The Vatican confirms that during the Pope's trip to Latin America he will meet with victims of abuse
The victims of Sodalicio expect to be received by Leo XIV in Peru: "There are a lot of things we have to say to him"
World
United States attacks alleged narcolancha in the Pacific and kills five people
The last of these questioned operations had been reported by the South Command in early October