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Beatriz vs. El Salvador Could Set Precedent on Abortion

The hearing on the emblematic case was held Mar. 22-23 at the Inter-American Court in San José, Costa Rica.

Today’s featured band is Terno Rei from Brazil with the song “Medo” from the album “Violeta” (2019).

“It is not acceptable for us to remain silent before the family dictatorship of Ortega and Murillo in Nicaragua,” said the president.

President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva launched a massive operation earlier this year in response to the humanitarian catastrophe.

Marquez’s stance is similar to most of the Latin American Left who have preferred to avoid pointing a finger at the Cuban regime.

The democratic governments of Latin America should establish a Friends of Nicaragua group to contribute to a democratic transition.

Anyone who challenges Bukele’s power risks being subjected to smear campaigns waged by an army of communications advisors and trolls.

Today’s featured band is Ranil y su conjunto Tropical from Peru with the song “Samba del Zapato”.

Maria Jose Da Costa seeks to get a meeting with Lula to present the case of her daughter murdered in Managua in July 2018.

The ambiguous foreign policies of Brazil and Mexico, and erratic in the case of the latter, give the impression of a lack of principles…