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Russian Artist Gets 7 Years in Prison for Replacing Grocery Price Tags with Antiwar Messages

Skochilenko was convicted under new wartime legislation that criminalizes any antiwar messaging or activism.

Ismael Villagomez Becomes at Least 5th Journalist Killed in Mexico This Year

He was a photographer for the newspaper El Heraldo de Juárez who had worked in media for nearly two decades.

Are Kidnapped Nicaraguan Indigenous Leaders Alive?

After his capture in September, human rights groups consider he has “disappeared,” along with his alternate deputy Nancy Enriquez.

Nicaraguan Group’s Initiative to Support Women Victims

“Grupo Venancia” has posted slides on social media offering details about how to help victims formulate safety and accompaniment plans.

Iguana Sunbathing, San Jose, Costa Rica – Photo of the Day

Fritz Leichner from the United States took our photo of the day: “Iguana Sunbathing”, in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Protesters Take Over Strategic Sites in D.C., Los Angeles, Oakland to Call for End to Gaza Assault

On Wednesday evening, activists blocked the entrance of the Democratic National Committee’s headquarters before police violently removed them

Havana Weather for November 16-22

Numerous rains have been reported in Havana since Wednesday, and showers, rains, and thunderstorms are expected during the next few days.

Israel Raids Al-Shifa Hospital, Turning Gaza’s Largest Medical Facility into War Zone

On Tuesday, people trapped by Israeli forces in Al-Shifa Hospital dug a mass grave within the hospital compound to bury the dead.

LGBTQ+ Advocate Jesús Ociel Baena Found Dead in Mexico

LGBTQ and human rights advocates are demanding Mexican authorities investigate this as a possible hate crime, as Baena had received repeated death threats.

Yatama Demands Information on Two of its “Missing” Leaders

“Clandestinely and from exile, we’ll continue fighting for our rights to self-determination and the full exercise of our autonomy.”