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Nicaragua: Costa Rican Tourists Lost over US $50,000

Marcos Gomez had been planning an excursion for months that would take Costa Rican tourists to visit different sites in Nicaragua.

The President of Ecuador signed on Wednesday morning, May 17, the decree to dissolve the National Assembly.

Nicaragua is left with no opposition leaders, critical voices, or independent media. The Ortega regime has swept them all away.

The harvested water is used to irrigate gardens, provide water for livestock and food production, and even for aquaculture.

Today’s featured artist is Tino Contreras and his Orchestra from Mexico with the song “Notas Azules” from the album “Mas Jazz con Tino” (1966).

The new script to seize political power and destroy democracy and its institutions is evident, predictable and effective.

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

The prosecutor’s focus is on the survivors and victims of crimes against humanity. “They have not lost hope that justice will be done.”

This is characterized by the substitution of civilians for the military in controlling strategic tasks of public administration.

Amid accusations of corruption and embezzlement in a scheme involving a state-owned oil transportation company.