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Panama’s Elections and the Fate of Asylum Seeker Martinelli

“It is blatant cynicism to see the dictator of Nicaragua saying he is breaking off relations because the Vienna Convention was violated.”

Chile is the most convincing exception. Gabriel Boric has supported Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion.

Marches, demonstrations, and artistic and religious presentations form part of the commemorative activities in Costa Rica, the USA & Europe.

The goal is to raise awareness and demand an end to imprisonment for political reasons amid the increasing repression in the region.

Latin America is experiencing an escalation of diplomatic conflicts stemming from internal political factors in some countries.

Confronting discrimination. In Nicaragua, a patient was locked up by their family in a shed in the backyard of the house.

The history of a country and its people, like all things human, is marked by a mix of light and shadow. It’s a narrative of contradictions…

The invasion of the Mexican embassy in Quito by the Ecuadorian police is a huge setback in international and diplomatic law.

As with most of the 78,000 people detained during the “war against gangs,” prosecutors accused Agustin of “unlawful association”.

The trial for 27 people charged in connection with the Panama Papers scandal began Monday in Panama City, 8 years after the massive data leak.