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Clarin Media Offices Firebombed in Argentina

Assailants threw several explosives into the Buenos Aires headquarters of the Clarín Group, the largest media conglomerate in Argentina.

Without a doubt, the dictatorship wants to be left virtually alone to do what it wants without being held accountable.

Leftist presidential candidate Xiomara Castro has claimed victory as preliminary results showed her leading the runner-up by nearly 20%.

Today’s featured band is Calambuco from Colombia with the song “Guajira de un Abandonado” from the album “Como en el Barrio” (2006).

With the Holiday season, travel agencies specializing in overland travel are set to meet the demand of Nicaraguans hoping to cross the border

Exiled and immigrant Nicaraguan women added their voices to the Nov. 25 march against the Ortega regime’s gender violence & oppression.

Deciding a new president will be key for Honduras, a country “in the hands of dangerous mafias that blur the boundaries of the state.”

With the low vaccination rates almost two years into the pandemic, Jamaica is being left behind in achieving population immunity…

President Nayib Bukele has announced plans to build the world’s first “Bitcoin City” in the eastern, coastal region of La Unión.

The duo seem to have developed a “road map” that other Central American leaders are ready to follow, & that’s very bad news for human rights.