International

Across Europe, North America, and the Indo-Pacific, prosecutors are increasingly stitching cases together through fast-moving cross-border cooperation, from shared intelligence to synchronized arrests, and the results are changing what “criminal defense” looks like in practice. Yet as treaties expand and police networks deepen, defense lawyers warn that rights protections are not always scaling at the same speed. The question is no longer whether states collaborate, but whether the safeguards that travel with a suspect are strong enough when justice becomes international. When speed beats scrutiny in cross-border cases Who gets to slow the machine down? In many transnational investigations, timelines are driven by operational imperatives, coordinated raids, flight-risk assessments, and...

  The sanitary crisis that has been raging for some time has caused the slowdown of several sectors of activity. The tourism sector has been very affected because of the confinement and closure of borders by some countries at a certain time. Therefore, one question remains: is it still possible to go on vacation despite the pandemic? Discover our answers through this article. Travel and news of the crisis in the world According to the information of the international press, it is possible to travel around the world, despite the crisis that persists. The first thing required for all is the respect of the barriers. The governments have understood very early that it is necessary to live with the virus that causes the sanitary crisis. Thus, each country is taking the necessary and...