The renewal of courts, a new test of the strength of the corrupt pact in Guatemala
The process to elect judges and magistrates for the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) and the Court of Appeals, which ...
Tag: Human rights
A dialogue session in Abu Dhabi on business and human rights
Abu Dhabi (WAM)The Permanent Committee for Human Rights hosted a dialogue session on the relationship between business and human rights, ...
An elite school for vulnerable and migrant children in Colombia
EL PAÍS offers the América Futura section openly for its daily and global information contribution on sustainable development. If you ...
Berta Zúñiga’s mission against impunity, the last chapter in a saga of women fighters
Berta Zúñiga has returned to Honduras with a firm mission. The daughter of environmentalist Berta Cáceres – murdered in March ...
El Salvador paralyzes to attend Bukele’s ‘coronation’
El Salvador came to a complete standstill this Saturday to witness the inauguration of Nayib Bukele, the president who will ...
Repression in Iran surpasses the arrival of any new president
The political and social upheaval unleashed after the death of the president of Iran, Ebrahim Raisihas provoked criticism from defenders ...
The cruel word
Walt Disney fooled us again. Cruella de Vil is not really cruel: she is just contemporary, she wants to show ...
Fabián Salvioli, UN rapporteur, on the ‘anti-memory laws’: “Spain can be condemned in international forums”
Since May 2018 and until April 30, Argentine Fabián Salvioli, 61, has been the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the ...
African ‘blood minerals’ tarnish Apple’s image and fuel tension between Congo and Rwanda
For almost three decades, the northeast of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been mired in a seemingly ...
Can they stop him in Venezuela if he criticizes Chavismo on social networks with the new law against 'fascism'?
In Venezuela, a bill is being drafted that seeks to punish expressions “fascist, neo-fascist or similar” in the country. The ...
