[ad_1] Darío CervantesGeneva, Switzerland The first problem presented by the public debate (non-existent in Ecuador) on "same-bad marriage" concerns the designation of "right". Indeed, the issue was presented by LGTBI collectives as …
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[ad_1] Raúl Andrade GándaraRochester, United States The news is happening at a steady pace. One denunciation after the other, one mafia against the other, all with straw tails and a country waiting …
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[ad_1] Eduardo CarmignianiGuayaquil, Ecuador Corruption of Odebrecht in the region to obtain contracts not only reveals the filth of the high political clbad, presidents slaughtered, convicted or prosecuted for receiving bribes. Also …
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[ad_1] Sergio Ramírez MercadoMasatepe, Nicaragua The Algerian revolution was one of the great emblems of the anti-colonial struggle of the last century and encouraged the juvenile rebellion that has proliferated the fronts …
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[ad_1] Miguel Henrique Otero Miguel Henrique OteroMadrid Spain They insist on repeating journalists and media who Juan Guaidó was "self-proclaimed" president in charge of the Republic of Venezuela. They insist against the …
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[ad_1] Danilo ArbillaMontevideo, Uruguay Nicolás Maduro asked: "where are you going?" The same thing is marveling on the part of all and especially those who seek a solution to the Venezuelan situation: …
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[ad_1] Danilo Arbilla Montevideo, Uruguay He said the dad Francisco: "May this blessing period allow Venezuela to return to harmony" (???) When In the next six years, when Nicolás Maduro pretend to …
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[ad_1] Gonzalo OrellanaLondon, United Kingdom The name of this article is deliberately provocative. When we talk about Latin American football, think immediately of Messi, Neymar, Suarez or Alexis Sánchez and you will …
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[ad_1] Gonzalo OrellanaLondon, United Kingdom The name of this article is deliberately provocative, when one speaks about Latin American football, one immediately thinks of Messi, Neymar, Suarez or Alexis Sánchez and one …
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[ad_1] Danilo ArbillaMontevideo, Uruguay Alan García Pérez, twice President of Peru (1985-1990 and 2006-2011) and senator for life, took advantage of the weekend. Last Saturday (17), he went to the Uruguayan Embbady …
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