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Presidente boliviano lamenta decesos en España por accidente

La Paz, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) El presidente boliviano, Rodrigo Paz, comunicó hoy sus más profundas condolencias al pueblo y Gobierno de España por el accidente ferroviario ocurrido en la provincia de Toledo, que dejó un saldo de 68 muertos y decenas de heridos.

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Misión de Cuba en ONU rinde tributo a Camilo Cienfuegos

Nueva York, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) El canciller Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla acompañó hoy al colectivo de la Misión de Cuba en la ONU al tradicional homenaje al legendario comandante Camilo Cienfuegos, al cumplirse en esta ocasión 67 años de su desaparición física.

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Argentina’s Milei Administration Denounced Over Flávio Bolsonaro Escape

Opposition in Congress demands the interception of the Chief of Staff for the operation that included police escort, private flights and suspicions of official cover-up. Photo: EFE.

Argentine lawmaker Marcela Pagano filed a criminal complaint against officials of the Milei administration to investigate how Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro crossed into Argentina and departed for United States despite a judicial ban on leaving Brazil.


The complaint was presented before the Federal Court in Puerto Iguazu, in Misiones province. It seeks to establish the circumstances of Bolsonaro’s entry into Argentina and his later departure toward United States.

The far-right senator, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, lost the presidential run-off to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday. He faces criminal cases in Brazil for corruption and money laundering, and Supreme Federal Court justice Alexandre de Moraes had prohibited him from leaving the country.

RELATED: What Role Did Milei Play in Flavio Bolsonaro’s Escape?

Pagano framed the matter in stark terms. “The justice system has to establish who organized Bolsonaro’s passage through our territory toward U.S. and whether Argentine officials facilitated it. A government cannot become the escape route for someone who is barred from leaving his country by court order”, she said.

The reconstruction presented to the court traces the route in detail. The Brazilian Senator crossed the international border between Foz do Iguazu and Puerto Iguazu through the Tancredo Neves crossing at 10.50 P.M. local time on Tuesday.

Forty minutes after entering Argentine soil, Flávvio Bolsonaro and his family boarded a private Gulfstream G400 jet at Iguazu International Airport. The aircraft belongs to the firm Baires Fly and had been positioned there since Monday.

🇧🇷 "I address the Brazilian people and the international community as the true elected president of Brazil."

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, who lost Sunday's presidential runoff to incumbent Lula da Silva by about 4.4 million votes, is claiming the presidency in a statement released… pic.twitter.com/oTTodsaOcU

— Drop Site (@DropSiteNews) October 28, 2026

A Flight Around Brazil

The jet traced a path through the airspace of Paraguay, Bolivia, and Peru. It made a technical stop in Guayaquil, Ecuador, before landing Wednesday in Miami, avoiding Brazilian airspace at every stage.

Pagano detailed that Flávio Bolsonaro reached the air terminal under escort from an Airport Security Police patrol car. That force answers to the Security Ministry, which falls under the federal Executive.

The National Directorate of Migration initially denied on Tuesday that the conservative leader was present or had any flight plans. Yet the government of Javier Milei officially acknowledged his passage at 2.00 A.M. Wednesday, when the aircraft was already airborne.

The complaint demands clarification of another element, the presence in Misiones of Santiago Caputo, political strategist and chief advisor to the Argentine presidency. Caputo reportedly arrived in the province earlier in the week aboard the same private plane.

La Dirección Nacional de Migraciones informa que a las 22:50 hs del dia 27/10, ingresaron por el paso fronterizo de Puente internacional Tancredo Neves en la provincia de Misiones, los ciudadanos Flavio Nantes Bolsonaro, Fernanda Antunes Figueira Bolsonaro, Carolina Figueira…

— Migraciones (@Migraciones_AR) October 28, 2026

Text reads: “The National Directorate of Migration reports that at 10:50 P.M. on October 27, entered through the border crossing of Tancredo Neves International Bridge in the province of Misiones, citizens Flávio Nantes Bolsonaro, Fernanda Antunes Figueira Bolsonaro, Carolina Figueira Bolsonaro and Luiza Figueira Bolsonaro, who did so with skilled travel documentation without any legal impediment to entry into the country, also the transits were registered by the enforcement authority without incidents. For its part, at 11:30 P.M., the incoming party boarded a private flight dispatched by the company Baires Fly S.A to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as reported in the flight plan.”

The written filing asks the court to investigate alleged crimes of illegal trafficking of persons, facilitation of illegal stay, abuse of authority, violation of public official’s duties, and cover-up. It requests urgent evidence measures including camera footage from the border bridge, aeronautical records, and the Airport Security Police duty logs.

The political fallout reached the legislature quickly. Argentine Congressman and former Defense Minister Agustin Rossi formalized a request to summon the Chief of Cabinet, Diego Santilli, to answer before Parliament.

The sequence raises the question at the heart of the complaint. A senator barred from leaving his country crossed a border, boarded a private jet, and flew to Miami without touching Brazilian airspace, all with a police escort on Argentine soil.

The government first denied any knowledge. It then confirmed the passage hours later, after the plane was gone. That gap between denial and confirmation sits at the center of the criminal filing.

The denunciation now forces the federal justice system to determine whether officials in the Milei administration facilitated a fugitive’s exit. The demand in Congress puts the same question to the Cabinet’s Chief.

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Estudiantes brasileños exigen fin inmediato del bloqueo a Cuba

Brasilia, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) La Unión Nacional de Estudiantes de Brasil (UNE) reafirmó hoy su solidaridad con Cuba y exigió el levantamiento inmediato del bloqueo económico, comercial y financiero impuesto por Estados Unidos a la isla.

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Prensa brasileña critica carta de Flávio Bolsonaro

Brasilia, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) Medios brasileños criticaron hoy la carta en la que el senador Flávio Bolsonaro se proclamó inicialmente presidente electo y después líder de Brasil, pese a su derrota electoral ante el mandatario Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

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Comenzó con buen pie proceso de postulaciones en Venezuela

Caracas, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) De arranque con buen pie calificó el presidente del Comité de Postulaciones Judiciales de Venezuela, Giuseppe Alessandrello, el inicio del proceso para los candidatos a integrar el Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ) y otros cargos del sistema.

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Precios de productos básicos aumentarán 23 por ciento en 2026

Washington, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) Los precios de los productos básicos aumentarán 23 por ciento en 2026 a medida que se intensifican las conmociones mundiales, según el informe Perspectivas de los mercados de productos básicos del Grupo Banco Mundial, publicado hoy.

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Capital de Ecuador cuenta con estudios para extender su Metro

Quito, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) El municipio de Quito informó hoy que recibió los estudios definitivos para ampliar su sistema de metro en 5,4 kilómetros hacia el norte de la capital ecuatoriana, obra valorada en 522,71 millones de dólares.

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Encargada de Negocios de Cuba en Perú destaca victoria en ONU

Lima, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) La encargada de negocios de Cuba en Perú, embajadora Yamila Pita, calificó como una importante victoria la amplia votación de la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas contra el bloqueo de Estados Unidos que afecta gravemente a su país.

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Protestas cuentan con apoyo de seis de cada 10 franceses

París, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) Al menos seis de cada 10 franceses respaldan las movilizaciones del próximo 5 de noviembre para rechazar el encarecimiento de la vida, de acuerdo con un sondeo de Elabe publicado hoy en esta capital.

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Mapuches denuncian asedio a sus comunidades y creciente presencia israelí en la Patagonia

Dirigentes mapuches se reunieron en Buenos Aires para denunciar la presencia creciente de agentes israelíes, a quienes se vincula con los incendios intencionales de los últimos veranos.
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New Judge Named in President Maduro’s Trial After Hellerstein Death

(FILE) Judge Analisa Torres has taken over the case against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro following the death of Alvin K. Hellerstein. Photo: Forbes.

U.S. federal judge Alvin K. Hellerstein, who presided over the criminal case against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, died Wednesday at the age of 92, and his pending cases will pass to another judge.


Alvin K. Hellerstein died Wednesday at 92 of natural causes after nearly three decades presiding over high-profile matters. He had led the penal process against President Maduro and Cilia Flores since the two were kidnapped on January 3 during a U.S. military incursion into Venezuelan territory.

Ed Friedland, administrative director of the Federal Court for the Southern District of New York, confirmed the death.

RELATED: Global Manifesto Demands Immediate Freedom for President Maduro and Cilia Flores

Hellerstein held the role for nearly three decades. He was appointed in 1998 by then U.S President Bill Clinton to the Southern District of New York, considered one of the most significant federal tribunals in United States.

BDE: Longtime Manhattan federal Judge Alvin Hellerstein, an Orthodox Jew appointed by President Clinton in 1998, has died at 92, according to a court spokesperson. He was overseeing the prosecution of deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. pic.twitter.com/w0nHyrcwc2

— KolHaolam (@KolHaolam) October 28, 2026

A New Judge

The federal case against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has a new judge. Analisa Torres will preside over the Southern District of New York proceedings after the death of Alvin K. Hellerstein, court records confirmed Wednesday.

The tribunal posted a document covering the reassignment of matters “previously assigned to judges no longer serving due to retirement or death.” The notice names Torres as the magistrate now handling the file.

The court’s standard procedure produced the transition. A docket left by a deceased judge passes to a colleague, assigned without public choice. The reassignment document makes no special provision for the President Maduro file, treating it like every other pending matter.

Analisa Torres was born in New York in 1959. She reached the federal bench in 2013 by appointment of President Barack Obama, and she has since presided over a wide range of civil, criminal, and regulatory matters.

Her path runs deep in the law. Descended from a family of Puerto Rican judges, she graduated with honors from Harvard, earned her doctorate at Columbia Law School, and worked in private firms before entering the courts. Before her federal appointment she sat for almost a decade on the New York State Supreme Court. Earlier she served on the city’s civil and criminal benches.

New judge on the Maduro case is Analisa Torres, a Barack Obama appointee who took the bench in 2013. https://t.co/y37dLBuXia pic.twitter.com/YmbF6pAm7A

— Erik Uebelacker (@Uebey) October 28, 2026

June Trial Still Scheduled

The trial against the Venezuelan President and his wife remains set for June 14, 2027. The judge’s death did not alter that date, and the schedule already fixed by the court holds.

On October 15, President Maduro and Flores appeared at a judicial hearing in New York after prosecutors tightened the accusations against them. The two listened to the arguments and pleaded “not guilty” to the new charges of alleged conspiracy to commit torture brought by the U.S. Attorney’s office.

That same day Hellerstein accepted a request presented by both the prosecution and the defense to postpone the start of the trial by two weeks. The extra time allows both sides to present pretrial motions.

The next hearing was programmed for December 17. On that date the defense will argue its motions to dismiss the case. The outcome of those arguments could reshape the proceeding before it reaches a jury. President Maduro’s lawyers affirmed that sovereign immunity shields the President from prosecution in a foreign court.

Hellerstein’s career extended far beyond this single file. Over nearly three decades on the federal bench he supervised a wide variety of matters, including the litigation tied to the September 11 attacks.

That new judge will inherit the pretrial motions, the pending defense requests, and the responsibility of presiding over a trial that involves a sitting head of State and his spouse.

Venezuelan authorities have characterized the detention of President Nicolas Maduro and Cilia Flores as a kidnapping carried out during a military incursion into sovereign territory. The December 17 hearing stands as the next concrete step in a process scheduled to stretch into mid 2027.

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Flávio modifica carta y cambia título de “presidente” de Brasil

Brasilia, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) El senador Flávio Bolsonaro modificó hoy una carta difundida desde Estados Unidos, en la que inicialmente se proclamó “verdadero presidente de Brasil”, para sustituir esa denominación por la de “líder de Brasil.

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Medvédev sigue con accionar indetenible en Abierto de Viena

Viena, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) El tenista ruso Daniil Medvédev, tercer cabeza de serie, siguió hoy con su accionar indetenible en el Abierto de Viena, tras doblegar al español Daniel Mérida en los octavos de final por 7-6 (7/5) y 6-1.

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Resaltan desde El Salvador votación en ONU a favor de Cuba

San Salvador, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) La votación a favor de Cuba en Naciones Unidas hoy refleja que el planeta se niega a someterse a los dictados del imperio estadounidense, afirmaron colectivos solidarios con Cuba en El Salvador.

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Sector salud de Ecuador exige soluciones frente al colapso de los hospitales

Mientras las autoridades ecuatorianas aseguran que el suministro de insumos y fármacos se encuentra garantizado, la realidad cotidiana de los hospitales, que se agrava por una severa falta de médicos especialistas, contrasta drásticamente con la versión gubernamental.
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Convocan a Fiesta Iberoamericana en provincia cubana de Holguín

Holguín, Cuba, 28 oct (Prensa Latina) La XXXII Fiesta de la Cultura Iberoamericana conmemoró aquí el desembarco de Cristóbal Colón en Cayo Bariay y convocó a su edición 33 en 2027, con delegados de nueve naciones.

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Guerra contra Irán ha costado 47.000 millones al contribuyente, según datos del Pentágono

A pocos días de las elecciones de medio mandato, el creciente costo económico de la guerra y la amenaza de la Administración Trump sobre nuevos ataques ponen contra las cuerdas a los republicanos en el Congreso.
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