While 51 percent of Argentines live in poverty, the Milei administration kept 5,000 tons of food abandoned in warehouses. By order of Judge Sebastian Casanello, President Javier Milei was forced to distribute food that was intended for social assistance programs for the poorest Argentines. RELATED:  Argentina: March for Gender Equality and Rights On Tuesday, the Argentine […]

On Monday, the Prosecutor’s Office filed a constitutional complaint against Peruvian President Dina Boluarte “as the alleged perpetrator of the crime of improper passive bribery.” RELATED:  Dina Boluarte: Almost 100% of Peruvians Disapprove Her Rule This action occurs as part of the case known as “RolexGate”, in which the Prosecutor’s Office detected that the far-right […]

On Monday, an investigation led by former judge Brian Langstaff published a report showing that the “contaminated blood scandal”, which has caused more than 3,000 deaths in the United Kingdom, “could largely, though not entirely, have been avoided.” RELATED:  Julian Assange Wins UK High Court Victory in Extradition Case A catalogue of failures by successive governments […]

On Wednesday, the Spanish Civil Guard and Europol carried out searches at the headquarters of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and made arrests in an anti-corruption operation. RELATED: Soccer Star Dani Alves Convicted of Sexual Assault The operation is linked to an investigation into irregular contracts signed by the RFEF over the past five years, including […]

On Saturday, Hungarian President Katalin Novak resigned from office, following a child abuse pardon scandal. RELATED: Hungary: Orban Urges Congress to Ratify Sweden’s NATO Accession “I am addressing you as President for the last time, I resign from the position of President of the Republic. I apologize to those I have offended and to all […]