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“I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”

Sonia Picado describes why the Court of Conscience found the Ncaraguan State guilty of torture. “I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”

Today’s featured artist is Camilo Azuquita from Panama with the song “Borombon”. Every day we bring you a different artist or band.

Brazil’s ex-president Lula da Silva faces a new charge of money laundering in the largest corruption scandal in Latin America.

US Appeals Court OKs Mass Deportations. President Trump’s dream of getting rid of immigrants from several poor countries is one step closer.

Salvadoran Ex-Colonel Convicted for 1989 Murder of Jesuits. It’s been nearly 31 years but justice is finally beginning to raise its head.

Today’s featured band is the Orchestre Tropicana d’Haiti from Haiti with the song “Anita” from the album “Doux Tropic” (1978).

The court concluded that the Ortega regime in Nicaragua was involved in crimes against humanity, specifically sexual abuse and rape.

Exile in the same language but its not always accepted as such. Language can be unity, but also an opposition, even within the same language,

Today’s band is Descarga Boricua, led by Frank Ferrer, from Puerto Rico with the song “Que humanidad” from the album “Salseando” (2008).

Mexican feminists demand end to femicides. Women started occupying human rights offices across the country.