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Between Sky & Land, Aragua, Venezuela – Photo of the Day

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Between Sky and Land”, in Aragua, Venezuela.

“We must continue pressuring, but without harboring any illusions. Dictatorships have proven themselves to be resilient.”

Today’s featured band is Los Cojolites from Mexico with the song “Sembrando Flores” from the album of the same name (2012).

The US Treasury Department has eased some sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry as part of an effort to increase oil supplies to Europe.

“Those causing the most violations are the National Police & the Armed Forces,” says this human rights defender of the Crisoltal organization.

A full democracy only exists in a handful of countries. The world is mostly being led by authoritarian governments.

A total of 29 States voted in favor of a resolution condemning the occupation of the OAS headquarters as a violation of diplomatic immunity.

The immigrant population belongs. We’re part of Costa Rica, and as such we wish the best for the new authorities, as do Costa Ricans…

Applications total more than 140,000 since 2018, those approved do not exceed 3% of the total. In 2021 only 215 were approved.

News of their deaths came as journalists across Mexico took to the streets protesting the murder of another journalist in Sinaloa