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El Salvador Woman Charged with Homicide After Loss of Fetus, Sentenced to 50 Years

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).

With five votes in favor and four against, Supreme Court ruled that the government can go ahead and eliminate “Stay in Mexico”.

Rains are expected in the rest of the day on Saturday and part of Sunday after the passage of tropical storm Bonnie

Today’s featured artist is Cheo Feliciano from Puerto Rico with the song “Nabori” from the album “With a Little Help from my Friend” (1972).

A decrease in fuel costs, limits on oil exploration on Indigenous land & prohibits mining on protected areas, national parks and water sources

Tropical Storm Bonnie is expected to make landfall in the coming hours and generate heavy rains as it enters the southern part of Nicaragua…

Cruz wrote for local newspaper Expreso and is the second reporter from the paper to be killed, following Hector González in 2018.

The National Hurricane Center predicts the storm will cross the south of Nicaragua or the north of Costa Rica on Friday night.