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Mass Protests in Peru Demand Departure of President Dina Boluarte

“This government caused a genocide. It killed 80 innocent lives, and the people will never forgive this. “

That’s according to the Houston Chronicle, which obtained an email by a Texas Public Safety Department agent calling for policy changes.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Suspended Drops”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

The Chilean president has been one of the Latin American leaders who has most strongly condemned human rights violations in Nicaragua

Cuba and Venezuela accept an explicit condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, while Ortega remained alone in rejection.

“I really am a friend of the Cuban people and I’m going to be there with whatever needs to be done, right to the last consequences.”

Zé Pequeno cried when he learned the heirloom seeds he had inherited from his father were contaminated by the transgenic corn his neighbor…

Hundreds of migrants have opted to move to other states. The construction trade has been one of the sectors most affected.

“It’s an accumulation of lies that amounts to character assassination,” said Gorriti in an interview last month in his cramped office in Lima

Guatemala is facing deepening political turmoil as the August runoff presidential election nears in the Central American country.