The Latin Brothers – Song of the Day
Today’s featured band is The Latin Brothers from Colombia with a performance of their song “Las Cabañuelas” (1970s).
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Latin America
Call in Mexico for Justice for Women & Transgender Community
Protesters marched through the streets of Mexico City Wednesday carrying crosses bearing the names of murdered women…
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Threats to Watch Ahead of Nicaragua’s Presidential Elections
Over the past year, authorities have expanded their arsenal of tactics to suppress independent reporting and target individual journalists…
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Exiled Nicaraguans to March in Rejection of the Nov. 7 Vote
At least 40 events will take place in Europe and the Americas, in repudiation of the electoral process controlled by the Ortega machine.
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Veteran Mexican reporter Fredy Lopez Arevalo murdered
In Mexico, a gunman shot and killed journalist Fredy Lopez Arevalo at his home in the southern state of Chiapas.
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Nicki Nicole – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Argentinian rapper Nicki Nicole with a NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert (2021).
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Haitian Migration through the Western Hemisphere
A transnational racial justice lens is essential to understand recent Haitian migration through the Americas…
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Roberto Roena and Apollo Sound – Song of the Day
Our featured artist is Roberto Roena & his band Apollo Sound from Puerto Rico with “Guaguanco del Adios” from the album “El Progreso” (1978).
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“We Wanted to Get the Electoral Environment”
Carlos Mauricio Flores, executive director of the Honduran newspaper “El Heraldo”, speaks of the expulsion of his news team from Nicaragua.
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The Light, Caracas, Venezuela – Photo of the Day
Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “The Light” in Caracas, Venezuela.
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