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Six Years After the April 2018 Rebellion in Nicaragua

“We must continue weakening the dictatorship in order to achieve the liberation of the current 121 political prisoners,” said Yaritza Mairena.

OAS Secretary General, Luis Almagro, announced that he will request an urgent meeting of the Permanent Council.

Ecuadorian police forcefully entered the Mexican embassy to detain former Vice President Jorge Glas, who had been granted refuge.

The deeply unpopular president came to power following the December 2022 ousting of Pedro Castillo from office.

“The solution to Venezuela’s electricity problem no longer lies in thermal plants, which are being closed down in other parts of the world.”

Member states will continue to follow up on the situation in Nicaragua, but “without a cloak of officialdom,” affirms an expert.

A comprehensive aid program aimed at Haiti’s injured population is urgently needed, and it must be a collective effort.

One wakes up and the first thing you do is check if the electricity is on. If not, you calculate how much time may be left until the cut-off.

The victims included transgender women, high school students, & prisoners who gave birth in captivity and whose babies were taken from them.

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