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Survivors from Carazo, Nicaragua Won’t Forget the Massacre

From exile, different natives of Nicaragua’s Carazo department speak about the protests, the government attacks, and the massacre…

Within this plural space, there is a general recognition that it has to be strengthened to include sectors or people not yet represented.

Each desertion demoralizes even more a police force that has become the armed body obeying the Ortega dictatorship.

“Investors see that that they’re not only confiscating those involved in politics or the NGOs, but they’re attacking company owners as well.”

On 6/20, World Refugee Day, two young Nicaraguans reflect on their lives in exile in Costa Rica and the USA. Neither had planned to emigrate.

Juneteenth is a federal holiday in the US commemorating the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom…

Zamora is the founder of the investigative Guatemalan newspaper El Periódico and for decades has reported on government corruption.

Among Assange’s supporters is Australian HR attorney Jen Robinson, a legal adviser to Assange since 2010. She joins us from London.

Díaz-Canel exalted Putin as a “Russian and world leader” with whom he claimed to “coincide on many points of the international agenda.”

“The public, the private, emotions, are much more present in who women are all the time. I believe that’s what my poetry reflects…”