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Delia Pérez is a Venezuelan journalist and Spanish editor with the PanAm Post, a passionate educator and advocate of human rights and freedom of speech.

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Vice President of Ecuador Placed in Preventive Detention as Odebrecht Bribe Investigation Continues

Delia Pérez Oct 3, 2017 11

EspañolEcuador's Supreme Court has accepted a request from the Attorney General's office that Vice President Jorge Glas be placed in preventative detention during further investigations into a bribe scandal. Glas allegedly accepted…
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Guatemala

Guatemala’s Congress Blocks Investigation of President Morales over Irregular Campaign Funds

Delia Pérez Sep 12, 2017 2

EspañolGuatemala's Congress has rejected a proposal to strip President Jimmy Morales of his immunity this Monday, September 11, which would have allowed an investigation to move forward looking into irregular campaign financing within…
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Panama

Panamanian Government Announces Visa Requirement for Venezuelans as Migration Wave Continues

Delia Pérez Aug 23, 2017 44

EspañolPanama announced this week that refugees fleeing Venezuela must have a stamped visa to enter the country. President Juan Carlos Varela released a statement this Tuesday, August 22 in which he said that the thousands of …
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Venezuela

Deserted, Blocked Streets Mark Beginning of Venezuela’s Strike against Maduro Dictatorship

Delia Pérez Jul 26, 2017 4

EspañolA national strike began in Venezuela this Wednesday, July 26, the second one since a July 16 referendum revealed massive opposition to Nicolás Maduro's dictatorial regime. This one will last for 48 hours, ending on the eve of the…
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Venezuela

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Leopoldo López Calls Army to Join Strike against Maduro Regime

Delia Pérez Jul 26, 2017 6

Español Opposition leader and former political prisoner Leopoldo López released a video on Twitter about President Nicolás Maduro's tyrannical regime just days before he intends to rewrite the constitution. "Today in Venezuela, we…
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