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Omar Sosa & Gustavo Ovalles – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artists are Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Venezuelan percussionist Gustavo Ovalles in a live performance in Paris (2022).

The Venezuelan opposition leader affirmed that “all Maduro has left” is the support of the high military command.

A democratic transition in Venezuela would impact Nicaragua’s dictatorship, but the political lessons for change must first be learned.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric said, “If they had clearly won the election, they would have shown the voting tally sheets.”

Venezuelans may never get a chance to see the falsified copies of the vote tally sheets if they are actually in the hands of the Supreme Court

Over the weekend they attacked Indigenous communities that had reclaimed stolen land in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul.

US authorities clarify that they will resume admitting Humanitarian Parolees who arrive with valid travel permits issued before August 3rd.

Foro Penal: In the first week of protest and repression, there are at least 11 dead and 939 arbitrary detentions, including 90 minors.

Strategies for hiding the tally sheets until they reached the designated locations, a result of collaboration between witnesses and neighbors.

The fog blends with the shadows of dawn. At first, they are amorphous figures, like shadows moving in search of absent bodies.