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HR Court Prohibits Reporting Women for Abortions in L.A.

The ruling has an enormous impact for women in Latin American & the Caribbean, as it establishes international jurisprudence in all aspects.

Today’s featured artist is Toña la Negra from Mexico with the song “Noche Criolla” from the album “Noche Criolla Vol. II” (1960).

Chile has legalized same-sex marriage after years of organizing & pressure. The legislation also recognizes adoption & other parental rights.

Kast has made clear his intention to derail the new Constitution if he becomes president. Boric supports the autonomous process.

After detection of the Covid variant: Brazil cancelled New Year’s festivals; the US tightened entry requirements, others step up vaccinations.

The meeting will address a new resolution in which the Ortega regime is asked to release its political prisoners & the start of a negotiation

Internal documents reveal Homeland Security’s civil rights office advised immigration officials not to mass deport Haitian asylum seekers.

In 2016, she was involved in a campaign that successfully canceled a dam that would have stolen water from local communities & harmed wildlife

This means asylum seekers will once again be returned and forced to wait in Mexico while their cases are resolved in US courts…

After losing a court battle to end the “Remain in Mexico” policy, the Biden administration signed a new agreement to restart the policy.