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A Bishop Without Fear

Bishop Rolando Álvarez’s call for courage in the face of a police siege should be echoed in his country and throughout the world.

A Permanent Council Resolution obtained 27 votes in favor, one against, four abstentions and two absent countries: Nicaragua and Colombia.

Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro threatened to reject the results of October’s first-round presidential election if he loses.

The immigrants were charged US $150 for fake safe passage authorization. Those who protested were strip-searched to find their money.

They differentiate from the more authoritarian and patriarchal leaderships of the Latin American and Caribbean left.

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“What we’re seeing right now is Governor Abbott using asylum seekers as political pawns to help increase his polling numbers down in Texas.”

The last time the regional body discussed the Nicaraguan crisis was when it condemned the occupation of its headquarters in Managua.

“The action seeks to send a strong message that we are not playing games, that we are demanding that what is agreed be complied with.”

The new Colombian President calls for a more equitable distribution of wealth, social peace and protection of the environment.