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Haitian Radio Journalist’s Home Destroyed in Arson Attack

“The arson attack on Haitian reporter Arnold Junior Pierre’s home illustrates the deteriorating security situation in the country”.

“We hope that the Supreme Court does justice with the lives of Indigenous peoples and protects Indigenous lands for all living beings.”

The tribunal ruled that the measure violated the rights to refuge, freedom of movement, and against discrimination based on nationality.

Nicaragua’s VP, who runs the country’s day-to-day business, renewed her verbal attacks calling the opposition “wimps,” “demons” and “liars”.

For the next week, warm days with very little change in temperatures are expected, with favorable conditions for rains over Havana.

In Greece, firefighters are battling a massive wildfire in the northeast Evros region for the 12th straight day.

The Ortega regime currently has 16 female political prisoners in the La Esperanza women’s penitentiary. The last 4 were abducted in August.

Jodi Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “Quiet Time”, in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Today’s featured band is the Super International Band from Senegal with the song “Guarare” (1970).

Arevalo has vowed to fight corruption and push for social reforms. His inauguration is scheduled for January 14.