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Argentina’s Milei Urged to End Attacks on Press Freedom

During his first 100 days in office, a freedom organization found that 4 out of every 10 attacks on the press involved Milei or his ministers

The missile struck the Odesa Law Academy, which is known locally as the Harry Potter castle. Five persons were killed and others injured.

Xavier Anaise from France took our photo of the day: “The Pra Loup Mountain Resort”, in Alpes de Haue Provence, France.

The app created by Nicaraguan Nicolas Ibañez was included in Forbes Central America’s list of “30 promising new businesses.”

The rallies come amid a wave of violent crimes against women, including a mass stabbing in Sydney where 5 of the 6 fatal victims were women.

Today’s featured artists are Omar Sosa (piano) and Yilian Canizares from Cuba with the song “Oshun” from the album “Aguas” (2018).

The UN Security Council has given the go-ahead to a multinational armed mission for Haiti to support the National Police to combat the gangs.

The folk group Malinche join Carlos Mejía Godoy and TrovAzul for a series of performances in states with a large presence of Nicaraguans.

Thousands of Indigenous leaders have been rallying in Brasília this week, calling on the government to recognize their ancestral lands.

Chilean authorities should drop charges against journalists Daniel Labbe & Josefa Barraza and ensure reporters can work without restrictions.