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The Chain of Command of the Venezuela Repression

This is a business where, at the cost of the lives and suffering of others, they make a profit and keep the regime in power.

Frantzsen Charles & Tayson Lartigue are the latest names added to this year’s tragic tally of journalists killed while on assignment in Haiti

Yover Rojas from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Bikers in Tauca, Bolivar Venezuela”.

Bustillos, a veteran reporter, currently works for privately owned news sites Domingo7 Tehuacán and Grupo Entiempo Comunicaciones.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric highlighted that “having different opinions does not make us enemies.”

So far, most of the storm’s destruction is in Puerto Rico, where nearly all of the island remains without power as of Tuesday morning.

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Listen to Me”, in Lara, Venezuela.

Over 1.5 million people are in the dark after Hurricane Fiona knocked the power out across Puerto Rico Sunday, triggering floods & landslides

“It was a very long trip, quite tough. We didn’t expect to be left adrift here without knowing where to head to.

An ID card marked “asylum seeker” conveys legal immigration status, but doesn’t guarantee those people an adequate integration into society.