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Australian Reporter: “In Managua, Normality is an Illusion”

Prue Lewarne, from SBS News Channel, entered the country as a tourist to interview victims of the repression. (2 videos)

The supermarket belongs to the company Las Américas TCC Corporation, based in Miami and whose vice president is Frank Cuspinera Medina.

All major activities in Guatemala were paralyzed for the second straight day, due to roadblocks set up across more than 100 roads & highways.

In addition, Mexico will negotiate with the Government of Daniel Ortega to receive flights of migrants deported from the United States.

In purely sporting terms, Cuba will once again depend on boxing, wrestling, judo, canoeing and cycling as its main disciplines.

Nuns and priests have received death threats, smear campaigns, and physical and verbal aggression, states the latest report on the persecution

The Ortega dictatorship’s strategy isn’t anything new. It has a precedent in Fidel Castro’s closing down private universities in Cuba.

A sign warns of “broken fridge”, although it matters little because there is not a gram of meat left in the shop.

The frenzy to stock up on food, candles and other necessities before things get worse starting October 1st was palpable.

From Moscow, they especially highlight the case of Cuba, for having been “blockaded for more than 60 years”