Rosinha de Valença – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Rosinha de Valença from Brazil with a live TV performance of Baden Powell’s “Consolação” in 1966.
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Latin America
Living with Nature, Climate Lesson from Northeastern Brazil
“The work of collecting seeds saved me from depression,” caused by her daughter’s suicide at the age of 29, said Maria do Desterro Soares.
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Full Transcript of the 60 Minutes ‘Inside CECOT’ segment blocked by CBS News
In a leaked email, “60 Minutes” correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi wrote that “Bari Weiss [editor-in-chief of CBS News] spiked our story…”
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Nicaragua: Why Do We Change Organizations but Not Practices
Generational turnover in Nicaragua faces a fundamental dilemma: political practices that have sustained strongmen for decades remain intact.
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Two Peruvian Journalists Targeted by Gunfire Within a Week
Mitzar Tenazoa, host of Radio Latín Plus and director of Bato a Informarte Noticias in the Peruvian Amazon city, Aguaytía, was shot while on his way to his station.
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The Key Figure in the Flow of Oil Between Venezuela & Cuba
Let’s understand the scope of Carretero’s relationships with the Miraflores Palace in Venezuela and how they extend to Cuba.
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Panama: The Cost of Two Decades of Corruption
The economic damage is part of the problem. The damage to the rule of law, public trust, and credibility of institutions is just as serious.
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Christmas Returns to Bethlehem After 2 Years of War in Gaza
“Our celebration here is not joy. The war (in Gaza) continues; it has not ended. It’s a message of hope from Bethlehem.”
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Nasry Asfura Proclaimed President-elect of Honduras
The National Electoral Council declared the conservative candidate the president-elect of Honduras, with 40.26% of the vote.
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From a Cuban Medical Mission in Venezuela to Limbo in Colombia
The experience of Manuel encapsulates the Cuban paradox: highly trained professionals forced to live in the shadows.
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