Haitian Prime Minister Fires Prosecutor After He Seeks to Charge Henry in Killing of Jovenel Moïse
In Haiti, a political crisis is deepening after Prime Minister Ariel Henry fired the country’s top public prosecutor…
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Author: Circles Robinson
Where Can Cubans Travel Without a Visa?
Traveling has always been difficult for Cubans, often considered potential immigrants. Beyond the expenses, the bureaucratic procedures…
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Nubya Garcia– Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Nubya Garcia from the UK, of Guyanese and Trinidanian descent, with an NPR Tiny Desk Home Concert (2020).
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Two Lives: My Farewell to Emilio
My twin brother died on September 8. I’m sharing our story for whoever’s interested, and so his son will know he was a great man.
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Covid-19 Deaths in Nicaragua Shoot Up in September
In one week, 329 people died, very close to the peak of the first wave in 2020. Cemetery reports up to two deaths per day.
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Naco, Sonora, Mexico – Photo of the Day
Our photo of the day; “Naco” was taken by Peter Chartrand of the USA in Sonora, Mexico.
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Left-Leaning Coalition Wins Landslide Election in Norway After Climate-Focused Campaign
“So we will cut 55% of our emissions. That’s a huge transition, so we have to really get going during these first four years and do that in a tangible way.”
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Did the Cuban State have Money or Not?
Cuba’s top authorities have spent the past two months visiting places they’ve prefered to only give a sidelong glance for decades.
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Over 22,000 Nicaraguans Request Asylum in Costa Rica in 2021
Requests have tripled since June, and continue to rise, for a total of 22,813 asylum requests in the past 8 months of 2021.
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Dusk in Alamar, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Dusk in Alamar” in Havana, Cuba. She used a Nikon D3000 camera.
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