From a fake job offer to war: this is how the recruitment mechanism works that still leaves 114 Peruvians missing in Russia

From a fake job offer to war: this is how the recruitment mechanism works that still leaves 114 Peruvians missing in Russia

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that four young Peruvians in vulnerable situations were repatriated after being deceived into providing services in Russia. The Government states that 31 compatriots have been evacuated since the beginning of the crisis, while officially 459 Peruvians are registered, 11 deceased, 114 missing, and 3 captured by the Ukrainian army. Families are still seeking answers about those who have not been able to return.

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How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela's oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela’s oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

The oil agreement with the United States reduces the space that China and Russia occupied in Venezuela for years, although Caracas assures that its commitments with both countries remain in force. For political scientist José Vicente Carrasquero, the key lies in who now controls the resource: “The oil still belongs to Venezuela, but the control of those 65 billion barrels is being assumed by the United States.”

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The indefensible

The indefensible

Josué Gutiérrez is not a political analyst. He is not invited to news programs to act as a guru of national events or to project hypothetical scenarios. He is the Ombudsman. And he should act as such. His statements carry institutional weight. He has every right to share his opinions with his friends, but when he speaks in a media outlet, he must remember that he represents an entity that safeguards the constitutional rights of individuals. He is no longer speaking as a former nationalist congressman or as the lawyer of those prosecuted for corruption.

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