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A New Caravan Departs Honduras Seeking Asylum

A caravan of hundreds of asylum seekers from Central America is expected to depart Honduras today with the hopes of reaching the USA.

Relatives of more than a hundred political prisoners called on COSEP executives to pressure the Ortega government to release the dissidents.

The Venezuelan airlines Conviasa, popular for Cuban merchants, no longer flies to Managua, now down to only one airlines flying commercially.

In Hong Kong, police arrested 11 more people under the national security law as the crackdown on opponents of one-party rule continues.

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for Havana, Cuba during the days January 14-20. Cool weather and some rains can be expected.

The US reported a new record for COVID-19 deaths Tuesday with 4,327 people dying around the country. Over 215,000 new cases were reported.

A South Korean court has ordered Japan to compensate women forced into sex slavery by Japanese troops during World War II and before.

US prosecutors are accusing Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez of taking bribes from drug traffickers and protecting them.

In the city of Cali, Colombia, an unidentified assailant shot Guevara four times while he was talking with a friend in front of his home.

In Guatemala, the former security head of a Canadian-owned mine has been convicted for the 2009 assassination of Adolfo Ich…