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Appeals Court Ends TPS for Nicaragua, Honduras and Nepal

“Today’s ruling is a devastating setback, but it is not the end of this fight,” said an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union.

Latin American community radio stations blame the cutbacks in international financial aid on the rise in authoritarianism…

Caracas’ reaction was immediate. President Maduro went on TV to announce the mobilization of 4.5 million militia across the country.

Today’s featured artist is Brazilian percussionist Airto Moreira with the song “Move It On Up” from “Touching You, Touching Me” (1998).

Businessman Samuel Doria Medina, who was the favorite in pre-election polls, accepted defeat, finishing third with 19.86%.

Voters also elect the vice-presidential running mate. Additionally, they will choose 36 senators and 120 deputies to the National Assembly.

In the preceding months, the pre-electoral dynamic has generated confusion and impotence. Everything has been resolved from above…

Despite stable macroeconomic indicators, poverty affects nearly a third of Peru’s inhabitants, with indigenous populations bearing the brunt.

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “New Life”, in Lara, Venezuela.

I’ve steered clear of those churches that talk too much about money—those that collect tithes and then keep asking for more and more…