• Spanish tax authorities search Shakira's accounts and accuse her of tax crime

    Spanish tax authorities search Shakira's accounts and accuse her of tax crime

    Credit cards, hairdressers' bills, taxis… Everything has been combed with a fine comb by the Spanish tax authorities, tells El País, to prove that the Colombian singer had indeed resided in Spain, and not in the Bahamas, contrary to her statements. Shakira should answer to justice.
  • Investigation: Spanish tax authorities search Shakira's accounts, accuses her of tax crime

    Investigation: Spanish tax authorities search Shakira's accounts, accuses her of tax crime

    Credit cards, hairdressers' bills, taxis… Everything has been combed with a fine comb by the Spanish tax authorities, tells El País, to prove that the Colombian singer had indeed resided in Spain, and not in the Bahamas, contrary to her statements. Shakira should answer to justice.
  • Colombian factory offers on-site bedrooms for workers to reduce coronavirus exposure

    Colombian factory offers on-site bedrooms for workers to reduce coronavirus exposure

    Colombian seamstress Nazly Penagos got an unusual offer from her boss: Come live inside the Bogota factory to reduce the chance of getting sick with the novel coronavirus. The owner of the Hechizoo factory, which normally employs 70 to produce high-end upholstery, has installed bathrooms, a kitchen and beds to house eight of the 17 …
  • Venezuelan President Maduro Says Two U.S. ‘Mercenaries’ Arrested in Failed Raid

    Venezuelan President Maduro Says Two U.S. ‘Mercenaries’ Arrested in Failed Raid

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Monday that two U.S. citizens have been arrested among a group of “mercenaries” who launched a failed raid attempting to capture and oust the socialist leader. During a nationwide broadcast on state television, Maduro held up two American passports and read the names and birth dates of the two “professional …