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Juneteenth Special: Historian Clint Smith

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…”

Michael Reid: “Ambitious politicians in Latin America are not looking at Daniel Ortega or Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro.”

Mexican writer Alma Guillermoprieto discusses the irrational actions of the ruling Ortega-Murillo duo in Nicaragua.

The European Parliament member calls on the Nicaraguan opposition to take advantage of the fractures in the regime.

In visits to Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, Monica Baltodano condemned the Ortega dictatorship and its human rights violations.

Nighttime detentions and express trials give proof that the regime wants to scare the country’s “silent resistance,” activists conclude.