Updated Report: U.S. Attack on Key Nuclear Facilities in Iran (Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan) In a historic escalation, the United States attacked three interconnected Iranian nuclear facilities (Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan) last night, as confirmed… US Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Expose Critical Security Threats and International Accountability

Yesterday, on June 19, 2025, lawyer Juan Carlos Espín Álvarez was sworn in as the new president of the Judicial Penal Circuit of Barinas state, succeeding former prosecutor Francisco Traspuesto. The appointment was conducted via… Juan Carlos Espín Álvarez Assumes Controversial Presidency of Barinas Judicial Circuit Amidst Justice System Turmoil

The vessel N35, born in Norway but flying the Panamanian flag, is 42 years old and had embarked from the Canary Islands 40 days prior to its capture by the Bolivarian Navy in Venezuelan waters.… N35 Intercepted by Venezuelan Navy Raises Serious Concerns Over Maritime Sovereignty and Unauthorized Operations

In the early hours of Saturday, June 14, a peasant camp in Pedraza, Barinas state, was the scene of an assault by a group of armed men. A witness who managed to escape from the… Paramilitary Abduction of Farmers in Pedraza Exposed by Witness Describing Assailants as Armed Civilians with Llanero Accent

Foto Archivo In Latin America and the Caribbean, high levels of corruption have made several countries conducive to money laundering. Weak institutions, a lack of transparency, and the influence of organized crime erode supervisory mechanisms,… Corruption as a Catalyst for Financial Crimes Undermines Governance in Latin America and the Caribbean

Foto / Archivo In 1977, the United States enacted the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), a landmark regulation that emerged in response to a report from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to Congress, revealing… U.S. Suspension of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Undermines Anti-Corruption Efforts in Latin America