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No one can say that she isn't brave. The mere fact that she is sitting here, for an interview, without knowing what we are going to talk about, demonstrates that. And in 2017, without a doubt, she dealt one of the most lethal blows to the…
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Fifty hours with no electricity in the entire country, for three consecutive nights, Venezuela has been in the dark. It's a tragedy. And that's because people die. There's no electricity in hospitals. According to…
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The Cuban regime will use everything it has at its disposal so that the regime of the Bolivarian Revolution, which is going through its worst moment in history, can withstand the sieges of an opposition strengthened around President Juan…
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Today he is a human rights activist: founder of the organization Operation Freedom and winner of the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded by the European Parliament in 2017. He spent two years and three months in the coldest, most…
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Never has Venezuela occupied such an important space on the agenda of the most powerful man in the world. And it was an undeniable ratification of the commitment of the United States to the Venezuelan cause. "For the first time you see that…
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In August 1943 the early stages of the famous Operation Overlord were plotted. It was the capture of the Bastille, or the assault on the Winter Palace, of the Second World War. The great plan that, despite unfavorable conditions, would tip…
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She is the star of the Democratic Party. The cool and pretty girl who dances on rooftops spoofing 1980s movies. She's a young millennial-friendly brunette who posts on Instagram. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is Washington's new great political…
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He has the microphone. He begins his question and Trump interrupts him, arrogantly: "Here we go again!" Jim Acosta continues: "You said the caravan was an invasion" ... "Well, I consider it an invasion," says Trump. The CNN journalist…
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The Brazilian people, faced with the option of backing the unviable model of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his Workers Party, or investing their trust in a former right-wing military man, opted for the second option.
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In the article entitled "The Caravan to Nowhere," the editorial board argues: "When migration becomes a political weapon to foment chaos, leaders have no choice but to confront it and protect its national security. A prime example are the…
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Bolsonaro's triumph in Brazil has brought back the left/right debate to the forefront. On extremism. It is a debate that, in recent months, has reached a paroxysm. With Trump in the United States, totalitarian feminism in Spain, the…
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The president of Peru, Martín Vizcarra, condemned "the rupture of the constitutional order in Venezuela." He assured that through multilateral forums he will aid the restoration of democracy. Lenin Moreno, president of Ecuador, assured that…
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