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Spain Offers Nationality to 135 Banished Nicaraguans

More than 120 other banished Nicaraguans have obtained Spanish nationality by July 2024 through a special and expedited process…

“The missiles targeted a civilian building. A family was wiped from the civil registry. What was their fault? They were asleep.

It was October 2, 1968, when hundreds of students were gunned down by soldiers as they held peaceful protests on the eve of the Olympic Games.

Rumors about Raul Castro’s death usually coincide with moments of high national tension, like the severe current crisis.

Geovanni Guerra from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Conversation Among Friends”, in Camagüey, Cuba.

Cuba continues to be influenced by a low-pressure system in the southwest of the Gulf of Mexico.

Jennie Lincoln of the Carter Center will deliver the original records of the Venezuelan presidential elections to the OAS.

Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as Mexico’s first female president Tuesday, pledging her six-year term will be a “time for transformation.

The measure will remain in effect throughout 2025 or until the Ortega regime meets minimum standards for protecting human trafficking victims.

“I am not free today because the system worked. I am free today, after years of incarceration, because I pled guilty to journalism.”