A U.S. federal watchdog delivered its report on the April scandal when members of the secret service engaged prostitutes in Cartagena on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, shortly before U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in the...
The conduct of 12 U.S. Secret Service agents who took prostitutes back to their hotel rooms while on detail in Cartagena does not represents a broader culture within the intelligence agency, said Secret Service director Mark...
Members of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) are being investigated for hiring prostitutes after being implicated by a Secret Service agent, CBS News reported Monday. The allegations were revealed to investigators...
The United States Senate will hold a public hearing on May 23 to review the prostitute scandal that occurred in April when U.S. agents solicited prostitutes during their visit to Colombia for the Summit of the Americas. U.S....
Colombia’s ambassador to the U.S. Gabriel Silva asked the White House for a new and more meaningful apology for the Secret Service sex scandal, reported Colombian daily El Tiempo Silva contacted the White House to request...
Behind the headlines of the Secret Service prositution scandal lies a grim reality that is being ignored, Colombian women’s rights organizations argued Friday. A joint statement responded angrily to the media outcry that...
A taxi driver who reportedly drove two prostitutes involved in the U.S. Secret Service scandal from a Cartagena hotel revealed more details about the incident. Jose Pena claimed to have seen two women in the company of five...
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed regret that the prostitution scandal involving Secret Service members overshadowed the Summit of the Americas. In a joint interview with Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta,...
The Colombian prostitute allegedly at the center of a pay dispute that led to the U.S. Secret Service being rocked by scandal has spoken to the New York Times. “I tell him, ‘Baby, my cash money,” the woman said...
The security clearance for 11 Secret Service agents allegedly involved in the prostitute scandal at the Summit of the Americas in Colombia has been revoked and they have been accused of misconduct, according to media Tuesday....
