In today's podcast, Jorge Restroso discusses two major news stories: 1. Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader in France, has been disqualified from political office for five years and sentenced to four years in prison (two suspended)...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on several major news events: 1. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake has struck Myanmar and Thailand, with fears of hundreds dead and many trapped in a collapsed building in Bangkok.2. Bolivia i...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several key news events. In Bolivia, President Luis Arce declared a national emergency due to severe damage from ongoing rains that have resulted in 51 deaths and hydrological alerts for potential rive...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key developments in Latin America. The Brazilian Supreme Court is set to resume deliberations on whether to trial former President Jair Bolsonaro for allegedly plotting a coup agai...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has urged the United Nations to intervene regarding the U.S. deportation of 238 Venezuelan migrants to a maximum security prison in El Salvador, calling it a kid...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several global news events: 1. The Venezuelan government is taking legal action to secure the release of over 230 Venezuelan migrants deported by the U.S. to a prison for terrorists in El ...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on several key developments: 1. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has formed a committee to assist over 200 migrants sent from the U.S. to a prison in El Salvador, aiming for their releas...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several key developments in Latin America: 1. Ecuador's President Novoa has formed a controversial partnership with Blackwater, a paramilitary group, to combat terrorism, sparking national...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the election of Albert Ramdín as the new Secretary General of the OAS, who aims to restore the organization's relevance and bring a more consensus-based approach. Ramdín, the foreign minis...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAE) has criticized President Daniel Novoa for allegedly facilitating a non-transparent contract that allows a foreign consortium to take...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Suriname's Foreign Minister, Albert Ramdín, has secured enough support to potentially win the OAS Secretary-General election on March 10, gaining backing from 22 of 34 member countries. His opponen...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, and Colombia are supporting Surinamese Foreign Minister Albert Ramdín for Secretary General of the OAS, set for election on March 10. His opponent, Paraguay's Forei...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the ongoing implementation of President Trump's tariffs: 25% on Mexico and Canada, and 20% on China. Trump claims these tariffs address national security threats from drug smuggling, particularly fent...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses Lula Da Silva's invitation to Uruguay, Mexico, and Colombia to attend the upcoming BRICS Summit in July in Rio de Janeiro. Lula emphasized the importance of strengthening multilateralism a...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso covers three main topics: 1. The BRICS meeting in Rio de Janeiro, where President Lula emphasized the need for a multipolar world and preparing for the upcoming BRICS summit in July.2. An IMF re...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses President Trump's decision to revoke permits for U.S. companies to export oil from Venezuela, citing electoral non-compliance and issues with repatriating Venezuelan migrants. Chevron is considering t...

 In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key global news stories: -In Chile, a curfew has been imposed in several regions due to a massive blackout that has also affected Santiago's subway system; the government is ...

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe is facing court hearings for procedural fraud and witness bribery, marking a historic case. In Venezuela, 242 deported migrants, including women and children, arrived in Caracas from the U.S.,...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on several key news events: 1. Cúcuta, Colombia, is under curfew due to recent explosions attributed to the ELN, prompting a large-scale security operation with thousands of police and mili...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses:Repatriation of Venezuelan Migrants: Jorge Gestoso discusses the repatriation of 177 Venezuelan migrants from Guantanamo, welcomed by Diosdado Cabello. Nicolás Maduro emphasizes their st...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several key topics: 1. Javier Milei's U.S. Trip: The President of Argentina, Javier Milei, is traveling to the U.S. for the World Ultra Right Forum (CIPAC), facing credibility issues and l...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key developments in Latin America: 1. Brazil: Former President Jair Bolsonaro and three others have been charged with attempted coup d'état for allegedly trying to prevent Preside...

High-level contacts are ongoing between Israel and Hamas as the deadline for hostage releases approaches, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warning of potential end to the ceasefire if captives are not freed by Saturday. 

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a one-month delay on imposing tariffs on the U.S. as part of a bilateral agreement, during which Mexico will deploy 10,000 military personnel to its northern border, while the U.S. will work to curb...

Jorge Gestoso discusses the situation in Ecuador, where the international defense of former Vice President Jorge Glass blames the Novoa government and the prosecutor's office for any potential attacks on his integrity ahead of the presidential ...