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Mexican journalist severely wounded in Puerto Vallarta

Carreño, a reporter for Radio UDG, affiliated with the University of Guadalajara, underwent surgery for injuries to her chest and neck.

The Spix’s macaws were released into a protected area in northeastern Brazil, after being declared extinct in the wild in 2019.

Air fares from Managua to/from the US or Europe are so expensive that travelers are turning to the Costa Rican airports for cheaper tickets.

It protects Venezuelans who’ve been in the United States since March 2021. Those who came to the US after March 8, 2021, are not eligible…

“Ortega is betting on international fatigue; I hope Boric in Chile, & other governments, can relaunch the pressure on the dictatorship…”

Wherever simplifications of political realities are being reproduced today, with the goal of driving hatred, the twilight is spreading.

The international commission intended to personally verify the conditions of more than 180 political prisoners of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

Rights groups say that Lesli Lisbeth Ramírez was just 19 years old when she suffered an obstetric emergency in her home during June of 2020.

Why has the international community failed to secure the political prisoners release in these dictatorships? This is explained by experts.

If approved, the new document will replace the Constitution created under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990).