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Nicaraguan Government Hides Figures, to Claim Victory over Covid-19

Dr. Alvaro Ramirez warns about risk of flare-ups: MINSA will continue to lower infections so that FSLN sympathizers go to the plaza on July 19th.

Seattle Activists Create Autonomous Zone Near Abandoned Police Precinct

Omari Salisbury has been at the uprising. He reports on how protesters have barricaded a 6-block autonomous zone, declaring it “Free Capitol Hill.”

Minneapolis City Council Vows to Dismantle Police Dept. (Video)

The Minneapolis City Council has announced it will move to dismantle the city’s police department in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd.

Tamika Mallory: People Have Reached Breaking Point (Video)

People have taken to the streets to demand change,” says Tamika Mallory, former national co-chair of the 2017 Women’s March.

In Latin America Gov’ts Use Covid-19 as Pretext for Police Repression

“We’re seeing that Covid-19, like other pandemics before it, magnifies structural discrimination. And sadly, it’s often the most marginalized that are the first targets,”

Voices That Cry Out to Be Heard

Jordan Rojas Sanchez is drawn to faces, the mindset and experiences of the people he says have accompanied him throughout his life.

“When Cubans Change Their Obedient Behavior for Disobedience”

“I’d like to note that we Cubans are very reluctant to take on and learn from success stories in other places. I would say that Latin Americans are too,”

Photojournalist: Brazil’s Reckless COVID Response Threatens Indigenous Survival

As Brazil sees over 800 deaths in 24 hours and nearly 400,000 confirmed cases, we look at COVID-19’s devastating impact on Brazil’s Indigenous peoples.