Former National Congress President Luis Redondo is increasingly under legal scrutiny as ongoing inquiries may result in several charges against him, while the Public Prosecutor’s
The Honduran political landscape is being shaken by an international dispute involving the former president of the National Congress, Luis Redondo. A child support complaint
Judge José Luis Calama of Spain’s National Court, who presides over the Plus Ultra case, has consented to summon Alba and Laura Rodríguez Espinosa, daughters
The turmoil at the University of San Carlos de Guatemala has triggered a public dispute between President Bernardo Arévalo and Congressman Samuel Pérez, an executive-branch
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The Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil has determined that the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, identified under the code name “El One,” was
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The construction firm Aldesa has recently emerged among the companies linked to the so-called Zapatero Case, an inquiry examining the political, corporate, and international ties
An exhaustive analysis of 90 emblematic corruption cases in Panama reveals the devastating economic and institutional impact on the country. Between cost overruns, irregular concessions,
Businessman Claudio Rivas has become an increasingly prominent figure in several major investigations unfolding in Spain in recent months. His name has surfaced in connection
Manuel Aarón Fajardo García, son of Socialist politician Francisco Manuel Fajardo Palarea, has been identified as one of the central figures connected to the Plus