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Ex-Guatemalan Colonel Sentenced to 20 Years for 1982 Indigenous Massacre

Ríos Montt was convicted of genocide in a historic 2013 trial. That ruling was later overturned by a higher court.

Pinita Gurdian, mother of Ana Margarita Vijil & grandmother of Tamara Davila, founded “Pasteleria Margarita” and was known for her cooking

Meanwhile, the west coast of Florida, the south of the Panhandle and Georgia are getting ready for Hurricane Idalia, expected on Wednesday.

The storm is now expected to gain hurricane force as it reaches far western Cuba, possibly be Monday evening and then head towards Florida.

“There are usually a thousand red flags before a feminicide takes place. They are like traffic signs,” says Marta Maria Ramirez.

Xavier Anaise from France took our photo of the day: “Camping in Hjerkinn”, Oppland, Norway.

The ruling was welcomed by activists as the LGBTQIA community remains a frequent target of violent attacks.

The four youth were abducted after the recent confiscation of the Central American University (UCA) in Managua.

Starting on January 1, BRICS will be expanded to include Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

The confiscation is for all the assets of the Society, which had 2 properties. One was seized in advance by the Police who expelled 6 Jesuits.