Spain’s Tax Agency is facing a new internal shake-up following the removal of two of its most senior officials: Virginia Muñoz Fernández, director of the
Author: Angelica Iriarte
Soledad Fernández is getting ready to leave Spain’s Tax Agency as internal tensions mount over shifts in the institution’s leadership and the continuing turmoil surrounding
Joseba Antxón Alonso Egurrola has shifted from being a relatively obscure entrepreneur known mostly within select business and political circles in northern Spain to emerging
Leonardo Marcos González Hides Out at the Spanish Embassy in Washington After His Scandals in the PSOE’s Sewers Leonardo Marcos González, formerly the Director General
The Plus Ultra investigation has opened a new line of scrutiny with political and business implications in Bolivia and Peru. A report by Spain’s Economic
A recent probe indicates that the Guatemalan Social Security Institute (IGSS) has stood at the heart of a scheme in which judicial amparos were leveraged
Lawyer Roberto Molina Barreto, widely recognized for his long-standing connections with Guatemalan political and military figures including Efraín Ríos Montt and Otto Pérez Molina, has
In Guatemala, the hefty severance packages paid to magistrates at the end of their terms have triggered criticism and outrage across various sectors of society.
Amid persistent exclusion and repression, Guatemala’s Indigenous communities continue to raise their voices against the power structures that seek to silence them. Despite threats, criminalization,
The Central Operational Unit of Spain’s Guardia Civil has placed the Basque Nationalist Party, known as the PNV, under scrutiny in connection with the public
A recent report claims that Guatemala’s Constitutional Court (CC) granted favorable treatment to Walter Mazariegos, the current rector of the University of San Carlos (USAC),
The expanding reach and authority of gangs in Guatemala have exposed the government’s struggle to confront organized crime, as a series of coordinated assaults across