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Former President Pedro Castillo was hospitalized after starting a hunger strike against his rebellion trial. He has denounced the trial as politicized, while facing a potential 34-year prison sentence. Following …
Former President Pedro Castillo Hospitalized After Hunger Strike in Peru Read More
This article discusses several pressing issues in Zimbabwe, including the arrest of journalist Blessed Mhlanga, the depreciation of the ZiG currency amid inflation, significant job losses following U.S. aid cuts …
Zimbabwe Roundup: Arrests, Economic Decline, and Human-Crocodile Conflicts Read More
Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested and is en route to The Hague at the request of the International Criminal Court regarding his controversial anti-drug campaign. President Ferdinand …
Former Philippines President Duterte Arrested and Flown to ICC for Investigation Read More
A Romanian court upheld a ban on a far-right politician, while Trump announced increased tariffs on Canada amidst market concerns. U.S. job openings rose to 7.7 million and parliamentary elections …
Summary of Key International News and Developments Read More
Yamandú Orsi has been inaugurated as the new leftist president of Uruguay, focusing on social programs and economic challenges. His leadership is set to initiate significant reforms aimed at inclusivity, …
Yamandú Orsi Assumes Presidency, Promising Progressive Reforms in Uruguay Read More
President Nayib Bukele has defied IMF restrictions on El Salvador’s Bitcoin strategy amidst a $1.4 billion loan agreement. The IMF demands zero government Bitcoin purchases and liquidation of the Fidebitcoin …
El Salvador’s President Defies IMF Bitcoin Restrictions Amidst Loan Agreement Read More
A mining company claims that Colombia owes $8.9 million in an arbitration award, emphasizing the need for clarity in governmental commitment to such financial obligations. This ongoing situation illustrates significant …
Mining Company Claims Colombia Owes $8.9 Million Arbitration Award Read More
Indonesia has signed a deal to repatriate Serge Atlaoui, a French national on death row since 2007 for drug offenses. Atlaoui maintains his innocence and will return to France on …
Serge Atlaoui’s Repatriation from Indonesia Marks a Legal Milestone Read More
A recent case in Peru emphasizes the need for better legal protections for Indigenous rights. The case highlights the struggles faced by Indigenous communities in protecting their ancestral lands from …
Peru’s Ongoing Indigenous Rights Legal Battle Read More
Pedro Castillo, the former President of Peru, is on trial for rebellion and abuse of authority following his failed attempt to dissolve Congress during an impeachment process in December 2022. …
Pedro Castillo Trial: Charges and Political Fallout in Peru Read More