The Allegations A prominent journalist, José Rubén Zamora, 66, in Guatemala has recently gone on trial for alleged money laundering charges. The journalist, who is the founder of a news outlet that focuses on investigative journalism, is accused of laundering money through a non-profit organization that he founded. According to the prosecution, the journalist used the non-profit organization to receive funds from unknown sources and then transferred the money to his personal accounts. The prosecution has also alleged that the…

Chile has recently implemented a new 40-hour workweek, which promises to transform the country’s society and economy. The legislation, which came into effect in April 2019, reduces the maximum working hours from 45 to 40 per week, giving employees more time to spend with their families, engage in leisure activities, and pursue personal interests. The move was a result of years of lobbying by trade unions and workers’ organizations, who argued that Chile’s long working hours were detrimental to workers’…

The FBI has reportedly questioned a financier who is alleged to have given $1 million to the campaign of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele. The financier, who has not been named, is believed to have close ties to Bukele and his government. (Read Also: Texas Gunman Still At Large After Killing Five Neighbors, Manhunt Continues) According to sources familiar with the investigation, the FBI is looking into possible violations of US campaign finance laws, as the money allegedly came from a…