Climate Reporters’ Sting Reveals Saudi Plan to “Hook” Poorer Countries on Fossil Fuels
The Centre for Climate Reporting has exposed a Saudi government plan to artificially raise global oil demand.
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Tens of Thousands March to Demand the Elimination of Violence Against Women
In Guatemala, demonstrators wrote out the number 438 with candles, in a tribute to the women who have been killed so far this year.
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Flight Cancellations Between Cuba and Nicaragua Begin
Representatives of Air Century confirmed this company’s decision to no longer fly the commercial route; Sky High also joined.
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Violence against Nicaraguan Women from Bad to Worse
This is the fifth consecutive year under a police state that women cannot take to the streets to demonstrate against the repression they face
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Ortega Regime Banishes Director of “Miss Nicaragua” Pageant
Celebertti was returning from Mexico, together with her daughter. Immigration officials sent both of them back to Mexico.
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Havana Weather for November 23-29
Highs will be between 28 and 29ºC (82 and 84 F) and lows between 21 and 23ºC (70 and 73 F). The sea surface temperature will be 27ºC (81 F).
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UN Chief Condemns Israel’s “Unparalleled and Unprecedented” Attacks on Civilians
“We are witnessing a killing of civilians that is unparalleled and unprecedented in any conflict since I am secretary-general.”
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Disappearance: Ortega’s Tactic for Silencing Critical Voices
The Nicaraguan regime puts their political prisoners at additional risk by holding them in conditions of “forced disappearance.”
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Climate Crisis and Slash-and-Burn Agriculture Drive Record Wildfires in Bolivia
The fires have scorched nature reserves and Indigenous communities in Bolivia’s Amazon and into neighboring Brazil, killing wildlife…
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Guatemala’s Attorney General Moves in a Dangerous Direction
Arevalo de León was accompanied by members of his party, the Movimiento Semilla, and dozens of students and demonstrators.
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