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Two Chilean Journalists Face Criminal Charges

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

The Coimbra Group asked the centers of higher education around the world to offer support to the Nicaraguan students and professors.

Critics have described the ban as a form of censorship fueled by anti-Chinese sentiment.

Havana will have little cloudiness in the early hours, increasing to partially cloudy in the afternoon, with a low probability of rain.

“The false idol of Zionism has been allowed to grow unchecked for far too long. So tonight we say it ends here.”

The facts may constitute a crime of “injuries, illegal deprivation of liberty and disclosure of the secret of communications”.

The hundreds of Cubans who reside in the country remain, as well as 53 doctors on an international mission.

Seventeen candidates have been murdered in the run-up to the June 2 election in Mexico, where drug cartels often target mayors.

“Justice should be a priority on the agenda of governments that are allies of the Nicaraguan people,” affirms “Raza e Igualdad.”

Panamanian authorities protest the “flagrant and repeated” violation of international law by the Nicaraguan Embassy officials.