By Jaime Ortega. The U.S. federal authorities released this weekend 105 minors under a network of sexual exploitation, as announced by the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in Washington. This is the biggest operation [...]

By Jaime Ortega. Mali held this Sunday presidential elections to legitimize the political transition that aims to end an adverse year to a possibly uprising for independence and a coup that pushed the country to the brink of a revolution.   They’re [...]

By Jaime Ortega. The U.S. president, Barack Obama, received Thursday at the White House his Vietnamese counterpart Truong Tan Sang, in amid intense pressure from Congress, unions and civil rights groups that the president addressed in their [...]

By Jaime Ortega. The Social Democratic Prime Minister of Portugal, Pedro Passos Coelho, has made changes in his government, in order to rest aside the political crisis and avoid early elections. During the changes, the Democratic Party, second [...]

    By Jaime Ortega. A wave of attacks inside and around Baghdad left 60 dead and over 190 injured, its shows the deadliest coordinated attack this month, as reported by medical and security sources.   Ten cars and an IED exploded [...]

    By Jaime  Ortega.   The FARC have claimed to have in their possession an alleged U.S. militant since June 20 and have offered the Colombian government his release as a “gesture” to peace recent talks underway [...]

  By Jaime Ortega. The North Korean regime has defended with secrecy this Thursday the burden of “obsolete weapons” hidden in Cuba carried on his ship by the name of ‘Chong Chon Gang’, held on Monday in Panama, [...]

By Jaime Ortega.   Bankers in London seems to top have topped most bankers from other European Countries as shown by various financial reports including a few statistics shown by the International Monetary Fund. The figures speak for themselves: [...]

By Jaime Ortega. Iraq seems to be highly stressed once again with a new blast of suicide bombers. At least 38 people died in a suicide attack on a cafe in Kirkuk, in northern Iraq, as confirmed by the local morgue doctor, Shakur Ahmed Ibrahim. The [...]

  By Jaime Ortega.   While Nelson Mandela remains in the hospitals bed with his “critical but stable” diagnosis, already another political party threatens to upend his legacy of coexistence.   Yesterday, before the [...]

      By Jaime Ortega. The third try seems to be always the last. Egypt has a new prime minister. At 77 years, the liberal economist Hazem Beblawy the former minister of finance in one of the first governments of the post-Mubarak [...]

By Jaime Ortega. The importance of these elections go as far, as the PRI when he returned to the presidency of Mexico thanks to Enrique Peña Nieto. The Elections go beyond the choice of more than 1,300 mayors, deputies and a governor of (Baja [...]

  .       By Jaime Ortega.     Egypt is become a bloody battlefield after the military coup that ousted Mursi of power. The “transition” is leading to bloody clashes between Islamists demanding the [...]

      By Jaime Ortega. Egypt pushed for the last 24 hours the ultimatum launched yesterday by the army with multitudinous protest without the slightest hint of dialogue. Everything seems destined to looks as if the armed forces [...]

    By Jaime Ortega. Structural changes in health and education, fight inequality and poverty, encourage savings, regulate natural resource extraction. These are some of the plans which Chilean presidential candidates had to include [...]

  By Jaime Ortega.   he U.S. diplomatic relations lean once again on unstable grounds now challenged by Russia, after Edward Snowdens ghost stay in Hong Kong, under China’s supervision. The competing demands and rolling developments [...]

  By Jaime Ortega.   Barack Obama said that the U.S. government will do everything possible to stop Snowden in Russia. “We are pursuing all legal venues and working with other countries to comply with the law”, has expressed [...]

    By Jaime Ortega. Edward Snowden has been the trigger for one of the biggest scandals that have plagued the Obama Administration. This sub-contracted employee of the CIA decided to reveal the methods used by U.S. authorities to [...]

  By Jaime Ortega.   With at least 100,000 people in the streets of downtown Rio de Janeiro, the future Olympic venue became alive, on Monday, where the largest demonstration in Brazil, has held numerous protests that combine discontent [...]