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Panama Protests Nicaragua’s “Permissive Attitude” at Embassy

The Panamanian government reiterated that it “does not recognize” the relocation of the Nicaraguan Consulate.

“The government doesn’t even have an inch of humanity to guarantee food provisions to soup kitchens. It’s as if they enjoy the people’s pain”

The self-taught artist has distinguished himself in Costa Rica as a painter and sculptor, and now as a maker of personalized prosthetic legs.

With a doubled legislative majority, Noboa relaunches neoliberal austerity & the search for mining investments, invoking the costs of peace.

The president, whoever she may be, should exert checks and balances against old and new regional authoritarianisms, all led by men.

In Mexico, the release of GMOs into the environment began in 1988, with a tomato planting trial, which has since expanded to 19 crops.

A plan to establish a presidential council in Haiti appears to be crumbling after prominent Haitian politicians have refused to participate.

The trial demonstrated the links and financing of drug cartels to political parties in Honduras. “This is the beginning of a longer road.”

Normal, we are in a dictatorship, right? That’s how dictators act, if they call for elections, they eliminate their opponents.

Eduardo Trejos: Imposing limits on credits to Nicaragua & El Salvador is the “right decision”, but at CABEI “we need more actions than words”