Flávio Bolsonaro accuses Lula of US tariffs on Brazil: “We are on a plane without a pilot”
The United States government consolidated 25% tariffs on Brazilian exports, accusing Lula and his cabinet of alleged stubbornness during negotiations.
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Deaths rise to 5,346 and 16,740 injured after double earthquake in Venezuela
Emergency teams have managed to rescue 6.462 people from the areas affected by the double earthquake, whose epicenter was located in La Guaira and which also caused significant damage in Caracas and other localities in the country.
Petro does not recognize elections in Colombia: “As president, I do not accept the results of the preliminary count”
The Colombian leader stated on social media that the count, which indicates that Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella advance to the second round, has no legal effect and that there are alleged irregularities.
France investigates “dysfunction” of the judicial system after the murder of a girl that shocks the country
The French government will investigate what President Emmanuel Macron described this Friday as a “malfunction” of the judicial system following the murder of Lyhanna, an 11-year-old girl, in the southwest of the nation. The main suspect had been formally accused twice of child rape, but the investigations were shelved or stalled.
Massive Russian attack on Ukraine leaves at least nine dead and 105 injured: Kiev reports collapsed building and power outages
Missiles and drones struck residential buildings, shopping centers, and service stations during a nighttime offensive that caused fires, power outages, and collapses in various Ukrainian cities.
Pro-Iranian militia offers US$10 million reward for killing Donald Trump after his statements about Soleimani
The organization justified the announcement as a response to recent statements by the US president, who once again claimed the operation that in 2020 ended the lives of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani and Iraqi leader Abu Mahdi al Muhandis.
Guterres warns of “catastrophic consequences” due to escalation between Iran and the United States in the Gulf
The UN Secretary-General called for an end to the attacks and urged Washington and Tehran to urgently resume negotiations through diplomatic means.
EU Court of Justice endorses the Spanish amnesty law: does it open the way for Puigdemont’s return?
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) endorsed this Thursday the amnesty law of Spain that was approved in 2024 by the Government of Pedro Sánchez to exempt from criminal liability the political leaders who participated in the Catalonia independence process. The CJEU considers that this regulation does not affect the interests of the community bloc nor is it contrary to the European directive on terrorism.
The right to see a child cannot be above their care
This time we are not going to talk about one of our cases. This time we need to talk about Isidora. From this tragedy, in this new edition of our Legal Clinic we reflect on the limits of the direct and regular relationship system, and on something that is often taken for granted: that a child will be safe just because there is a court authorization.
María Corina Machado and Edmundo González affirm that they do not participate in dialogue with the government
In a joint statement, opposition leaders affirmed that they are not part of the design, construction, or operation of the instance announced between members of the 2015 National Assembly and representatives of the regime. Likewise, they indicated that they will evaluate any initiative based on “concrete and verifiable” progress.