The Government of Daniel Ortega granted Nicaraguan nationality to the fugitive former president of El Salvador, Mauricio Funes, along with two of his children and his wife Ada Mitchell, according to the edition of the official La Gaceta, published on July 30th.
Read MoreHT is opening up its Music Section to our bloggers and readers! After the positive response to our Photo of the Day Section, as well as knowing how great it is to be able to share a good tune (!), we decided to transform our weekly playlists into a song we publish daily, which will be open to readers’ suggestions.
Read MoreOld US Car at the Beach, Havana, Cuba. By: Venugopal Amirichetty (India-USA). Camera: Samsung SM-G965U
Read MoreProtests are continuing in Puerto Rico days after mass demonstrations forced Governor Ricardo Rosselló to step down. It marked the first time in Puerto Rico’s history that protests have toppled a sitting governor. Rosselló’s last day in office is this Friday, but it remains unclear who will take his place.
Read MoreCuba is experiencing a climate of growing tension as August draws near. Nearly half a million employees are waiting (somewhere between excited and anxiously) for the day they receive their pay-checks for July. They are waiting for the first benefit of a spectacular pay-rise that the government announced last month for the public sector.
Read MoreDaniel Ortega’s regime confirmed Thursday that the President of the Republic does not govern in Nicaragua. Instead, he orders and commands, as the supreme chief of the National Police, who remains in power through a police state.
Read MoreFreelancer and frequent IPS contributor Erick Kabendera was reportedly arrested from his home in Mbweni, Dar es Salaam, Tanziana yesterday afternoon by unknown men.
Read MoreOn Saturday afternoon dozens of students from the American University (UAM) received their university degrees in an impromptu event held at the campus, after they protested the sudden cancellation of the graduation ceremony, which would have taken place hours later in the Ruben Dario National Theater.
Read MoreOur featured artist today is Toto la Momposina from Colombia. Song: “Yo me llamo Cumbia” comes off the álbum La Bodega (2009). Read how you can participate in our Song of the Day.
Read MoreBeach on Isla Saona, Dominican Republic. By Alejandro Delgado (Baja California, Mexico) Camera: Samsung Galaxy S8 plus
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