Áñez is charged with sedition, terrorism and conspiracy for her participation in the rupture of the constitutional order in Bolivia in November 2019. (Photo: Taken from RHC). The First Court of Criminal Instruction of the Bolivian city of El Alto decided to keep Jeanine Áñez for two more months in preventive detention, while rejecting her appeal to assume her defense »
ALBA-TCP Executive Secretary Sacha LLorenti condemns US promoted attempts against Cuba to undermine the revolutionary process in the island»
Haiti President Jovenel Moise was shot earlier this week by a group of gunmen at his home. Nearly 30 people have been arrested so far»
ALBA-TCP bloc will celebrate the 19th Summit of Heads of State and Government in commemoration of the Carabobo heroic event»
The Chinese mission to the European Union (EU) reacted to the accusation on Tuesday, calling for NATO to “view China's development rationally.”»
According to official results, Pedro Castillo is confirmed as practical winner of the Peruvian presidency»
Hundreds of musicians sign letter pledging to boycott Israel over Palestinian lands occupation»
WHO alerts about the need of millions of dosis of the AstraZeneca vaccine for African people»
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the Biden administration will provide Israel with what it needs to defend itself »
Chinese president announces contribution of three billion dollars to support the global fight against the pandemic»
Escambray ENGLISH EDITION