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De Chonta – Song of the Day

Today’s featured band is De Chonta from Colombia with their debut at the ALTIPLANO Festival de Jazz del Oriente playing “Desconexion” (2020).

In March 2014, Noemi N. took her own life inside a refuge camp in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, a victim of human trafficking.

Every day, Oscar would run into skinny children, skin hanging off their bones, with a lost gaze, in the streets of his community and in Caracas.

Costa Rica’s land borders are set to open on April 5th. However, tourist visas won’t be available in Nicaragua until

In Argentina, thousands marched Wednesday to mark the 45th anniversary of the 1976 coup that ushered in a bloody U.S.-backed dictatorship.

President Biden has now deported more Haitians over the past two months than President Trump did in the previous year.

Tourists coming from Nicaragua will be able to enter Costa Rica through the Peñas Blancas border station. Here are the entry requirements.

The damage suffered by Karla, and a countless number of Cubans banished over the decades, wasn’t inflicted by a crazy or confused official.

In Honduras, another Indigenous Lenca environmental activist has been assassinated. Forty-one-year-old Juan Carlos Cerros Escalante…

Today’s featured band is Grupo Niche from Colombia with the song “El Coco” from the album “No hay Quinto Malo” (1984).