Latin America

En ocasiones nos sentimos cansados, sin ánimos y no sabesmos por qué, incluso hay veces que nuestra salud física se ve afectada y todo es debido al estrés. Ahora te presentamos las 10 ciudades de América Latina que experimentan en mayor medida este problema de salud pública, según un estudio realizado por el portal Zipjet en el que se valoró factores como la economía, el tráfico, la contaminación, la seguridad y las enfermedades mentales.

Samark López's lawyers argue that there is no evidence that their client is tied to drugs, much less a member of the FARC.

Univision News investigation shows systematic embezzlement of public funds by politicians using nonprofits to launder money, implicating top officials including members of the family of President Juan Orlando Hernández.
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Prosecutors in Honduras have filed three major indictments for political corruption in recent months. The alleged corruption was originally uncovered by an OAS anti-corruption mission to Honduras, known as MACCIH. Here is a timeline of how the the scandal has evolved.

President Juan Orlando Hernandez brought in an OAS anti-corruption mission to investigate allegations of widespread political corruption in Honduras in 2016. It uncovered a veritable Pandora's box. Among those implicated were some of the president's own family.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was identified Friday as a co-conspirator in a drug trafficking and money laundering case against his brother, according to document filed in U.S. district court. Prosecutors say $1.5 million in drug proceeds was used to help elect him in 2013. Hernández responds saying he is foe of traffickers who are out for revenge against him.
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Intelligence reports suggest Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, 'alias El Mencho' head of the Jalisco Nueva Generacion Cartel, has created his own Golden Triangle, much like the one El Chapo Guzman once ruled. The DEA agent leadingthe investigation to capture him told Univision News how close he's come to being captured.

After reports of violence in a military counterintelligence detention center in Caracas, relatives say they have not heard news of their loved ones for more than two weeks.

The so-called 'CITGO 6' - Jorge Toledo, Tomeu Vadell, José Pereira and the brothers José Luis and Alirio José Zambrano - have been detained for more than 18 months in the basement of the Venezuelan military counterintelligence headquarters (DGCIM) in Caracas. But after reports of a disturbance by detainees at the facility in recent weeks, families have not been allowed contact.

Players at Weston FC inserted a Sharpie marker pen into a teammate's anus while holding him immobilized, the 14-year-old told Broward County police.
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