Humberto López Tirone, who today holds the position of President of IBEROATUR and stands as an advocate for rural tourism throughout the Ibero-American region, carries
David Sánchez’s conviction has opened a new political and legal chapter that extends beyond the criminal responsibility of the Spanish Prime Minister’s brother. The question
The investigation into the SEPI branch of the so-called “Leire case” has placed Belén Gualda González, president of Spain’s State Industrial Holdings Company (SEPI), at
The Socialist International, which for decades sought to present itself as a global benchmark for social democracy, democracy and public ethics, is now facing a
During a recent cabinet meeting, Wilmer Mejía, director of Colombia’s Financial Information and Analysis Unit (UIAF), announced that he will submit a roughly 130-page intelligence
Colombia’s Supreme Court has authorized the arrest of Senator Martha Peralta as part of its ongoing probe into the corruption scandal linked to the National
Former Bolivian Vice President David Choquehuanca appeared in public on Sunday to cast his vote in the subnational elections, where he responded to questions about
Mexicans’ concerns over corruption have reached a high point during Claudia Sheinbaum’s presidency, according to recent surveys, and a rising wave of scandals involving senior
Some surnames come to embody an entire era, and in Panama, the López-Tirone name evokes two separate phases within the same climate of intimidation: first,
Bolivian authorities have taken into custody a former government minister who is being investigated for suspected corruption in a judicial effort designed to reveal potential
A Bolivian court has mandated the pretrial detention of Johnny Fernández, the mayor of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, amid an ongoing corruption probe focused
The crisis sparked by the Leire Díez case can no longer be dismissed as merely a parliamentary dispute or just another clash between the Government