According to official sources and local press, a bus fell off a cliff in the Piura region of northern Peru early on Saturday (Jan. 28), leaving at least 25 people dead and an undetermined number injured.

According to the news agency France-Presse (AFP), the vehicle belonging to the company Q’orianka Tours had left Lima and was heading to Tumbes, w

By Rodolfo Costa

Former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL, right) is expected to remain in the United States until at least February.

Some close allies and interlocutors of his family believe, even, that it is likely that he will remain in Orlando, Florida, during the Carnival period, which ends on Feb. 21.

There is even a forecast that Bolsonaro will

The appointment of new magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice of Honduras has generated significant fissures within the Government of Honduras, headed by leftist Xiomara Castro.

This has been evidenced in the criticism that the vice-president of the Central American nation, Salvador Nasralla, has issued against Castro during an interview with

By Nicolas Promanzio

According to a report by the German Economic Institute, the cost of sustaining the war in Ukraine for Germans will amount to US$190 billion.

Adding to the Covid-19 crisis and the consequences of the war, the total damage to the German economy will be US$600 billion between 2020 and 2023.

The German economy will have to spend some