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Nicaraguan Army Chief Ordered Military Role in Repression

Chair of the UN Expert Group on Nicaragua indicates that an active espionage apparatus from various institutions helps decide who to repress.

The nonprofit shelter and community resource center serves women and children who are seeking asylum or who have been deported.

“Get off of me, you’re heavy,” reads the band on the straw hat Maykel Osorbo wears in the Pinar del Rio prison known as Kilometer 5 1/2.

Daymé Arocena (Havana, 1992) says that some people are afraid to call her black. “It’s as if it were a hurtful word.”

Cuban journalist Jose Luis Tan boarded a plane in Havana last December because he thought exile was the only way to continue his career

Trump’s threats are generating “uncertainty” and “anxiety” in the Panamanian population, says Lina Vega of Transparency International.

“I feel happy. As a mother, I have suffered a lot from not being with my daughter and for the times she has cried without me,” says Lisdiani.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first visit to Latin America will be only to certain US allies, including a very complex meeting in Panama.

Budd, a former Border Patrol agent, and now one of the agency’s fiercest critics says the rogue agency wants even more power under Trump.

Luz Mely Reyes and Boris Muñoz analyze Nicolas Maduro’s imposition: “the Nicaraguan path is underway”; “we’ve entered a period of resistance”