In a significant judicial development for labor rights within the Colombian telecommunications sector, the Seventh Labor Circuit Court of Medellín has issued a landmark ruling in favor of Yesenia Marín, a prominent director of the…
By Ana María Rodríguez Brazón Correspondent for EL TIEMPO in Caracas Updated: September 14, 2026 Main Facts Colombian-born businessman Alex Saab, widely regarded as one of the central architects and primary financial operators within the…
BRASILIA — In what legal analysts are already describing as one of the most severe institutional crises in modern Brazilian history, the nation’s highest court is currently grappling with an unprecedented internal tempest. At the…
International Desk Updated: September 11, 2026 – 14:18 Main Facts The political landscape in Brazil has entered an unprecedented state of turbulence just 23 weeks—and indeed, mere weeks—before the crucial October presidential elections. Senator Flávio…
The Hague, Netherlands – July 24, 2026 – In an unprecedented move that sends shockwaves through the international legal community, the States Parties to the International Criminal Court (ICC) have voted overwhelmingly to remove Chief…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In the latest escalation of a legal battle spanning more than three decades, Chevron Corporation and its subsidiary, Texaco Petroleum Company (TexPet), have filed a formal petition in the United States District…
By: Judicial Desk Updated: July 18, 2026 In a landmark decision that bridges the gap between rapid technological evolution and the rigid requirements of criminal law, Colombia’s Constitutional Court has issued a definitive ruling on…
By Justice Editorial Staff Updated July 16, 2026 In a definitive ruling that underscores the tension between individual political rights and the mandates of the criminal justice system, the Supreme Court of Justice’s First Instance…
