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Amílcar Rivera, the presidential candidate representing the Victoria party, has strongly criticized the state of Guatemala’s prisons, describing them as “a disaster.” He emphasizes the urgent need for comprehensive reforms, particularly addressing the dire situation faced by police officers within the Penitentiary System, who he claims are completely abandoned by the government. Rivera asserts that the power dynamics within the prisons are skewed, with prisoners effectively ruling over the facilities.…

Volcanic Eruption Forces Evacuations and Road Closures On Thursday, Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted, leading to the evacuation of over 1,000 people and the closure of a nearby road. As Central America’s most active volcano, Fuego spewed thick ash clouds over nearby towns and agricultural areas, posing a significant risk to those living close to the capital city. Civil protection official Oscar Cossio stated that 1,054 people from five communities near…

Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have escalated once again following a drone attack on the Kremlin. In response, the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council has called for the “physical elimination” of the President of Ukraine, further heightening concerns about the potential for conflict between the two nations. The drone attack, which occurred on May 1, was reportedly carried out by a Ukrainian nationalist group. It targeted the offices…

: Lionel Messi playing for PSG.

The Era of Excess at PSG Could Be Over The news of Lionel Messi’s impending exit from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has sent shockwaves through the football world. The Argentine superstar joined the French club just last year, in what was seen as a major coup for PSG and a sign of their growing dominance in European football. However, Messi’s departure could mark the beginning of the end of an era of excess at the club. Since Qatar Sports Investments took…

A large group of unionized teachers marching through the streets of Guatemala City, holding banners and signs to demand better working conditions.

On May 4, unionized teachers in Guatemala City held a march to demand better working conditions and higher wages. The march was organized by the Union of Education Workers (STEG) and began at the central park of the city. The teachers’ union is calling on the government to increase their salaries, provide better benefits, and improve working conditions. The protest caused traffic disruptions in the city, and security forces were present to maintain order and prevent any potential violence or…

Routes Closed on RN14 as Preventive Measure Due to Fuego Volcano Eruption

Warning and Vigilance In light of the recent eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala, routes have been closed on the RN14 as a preventive measure. This move comes as authorities work to ensure the safety of the public in the surrounding areas. According to reports, the eruption has caused significant ash fall and debris flow in the region, posing a risk to those traveling on the roads. The RN14 is a major route in the area and is frequently…

Survivors of Al Shabaab Attack on UPDF Base in Somalia Make Steady Recovery Says Government

Authorities have provided an update on the condition of the soldiers who survived the deadly attack on a Ugandan People’s Defense Force (UPDF) forward operating base in Somalia, carried out by Al Shabaab militants. Reports indicate that the survivors are slowly but steadily recovering from their injuries, showing signs of resilience and determination. In a display of support and encouragement, the force commander, Lt Gen Sam Okiding, paid a visit to the soldiers at the ATMIS Level Two Hospital in…

Guatemala Requests Arrest of Guerrilla Leader Linked to 1980 Blasé

Guatemalan authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a former guerrilla leader who is believed to have been involved in a bombing in 1980. The blast, which occurred in the country’s capital, killed 21 people and injured over 50 others. The individual in question, Mario Payeras, was a member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, or FAR, which was one of the groups that fought against the Guatemalan government during the country’s civil war. Payeras has been accused of being involved…

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José Rubén Zamora, founder of a news outlet, in court for alleged money laundering charges.

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…

Chilean Congress approves

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’…

FBI agents interrogating a financier accused of donating $1 million to the Salvadoran president's campaign.

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…

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