(Opinion) There is a rule: a prominent politician in a country, a former prime minister or head of the central bank is suddenly selected and promoted to the IMF, the president of the Council of Europe, or some other highest office for which everyone in the world has respect.

These are often amazing careers, and one wonders if people have

The Central Bank of Argentina decided to print a new banknote for the first time since 2017 – this time with a denomination of 2,000 pesos (US$10.6).

Despite media speculation, Lionel Messi is not expected on the new banknotes.

The banknotes will feature portraits of Argentina’s first female doctor, Cecilia Grierson, and the first Minister of Public

The National Association of Peruvian Journalists (ANP) reported on Friday (Feb. 3) that 153 journalists were attacked while covering the anti-government protests that began on Dec. 7 last year, mainly in Lima, and stressed that police officers committed the most frequent attacks.

The ANP’s Human Rights Office data show that attacks on journalists t

By Blake Schmidt*

Gautam Adani‘s fortune has fallen US$52 billion in just six trading days, a virtually unprecedented drop.

It differs from that of fallen crypto star kid Sam Bankman-Fried and Bill Hwang of Archegos Capital Management, who went from having tens of billions to zero after their leveraged trades imploded.

After all, even after his