by Luisa Polido | Dec 2, 2016 | Business
London- Brazil, South America’s strongest economy, had been experiencing great suffering over the last few years due to a shrinking economy and scandals of corruption that were short to a stab to the Brazil government. Even the national oil giant, Petrobras, a...
by Luisa Polido | Oct 29, 2016 | World
Caracas- The recent strikes in Venezuela have reflected the country’s escalating political conflict accompanied with economic crises that resulted in the highest inflation rate worldwide according to the World Bank and a shortage of hard currency, leading to...
by Luisa Polido | Sep 25, 2016 | Interviews
Bogota – The wives of Venezuelan opposition figures formed a “Committee of Relatives of Political Prisoners” after the opposition rejected the national electoral council agreement to collect 4 million signatures for a public referendum on Nicolas Maduro’s...
by Luisa Polido | Sep 24, 2016 | Business, Interviews
Bogotá- Thanks to the historical agreement between the Colombian government and the rebels, a 50 years old conflict reached an end. This contributed in introducing Colombia to a new economic phase which will result in a tangible economic development and increased...
by Luisa Polido | Sep 12, 2016 | Interviews
Caracas – Venezuelan opposition leader and MP Maria Corina Machado criticized on Sunday her country’s President Nicolas Maduro for publicly supporting Iran on the international level. Machado also accused the current government of forging ties with Iranian...
