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Nicaraguan Consulate in Los Angeles Closed by Ortega

The Nicaraguan consulate in Los Angeles, California, “ceases functions” today, according to a notice posted that doesn’t explain any reason.

The priests were in charge of a foundation canceled by the Ministry of the Interior, whose properties will be confiscated by the regime.

Her family says this is Mohammadi’s fifth criminal conviction since 2021. She has been in and out of prison for the last two decades.

Ivan Sanchez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “He Who Picks Up Cans”, in Havana, Cuba.

Israeli troops had seized the campus months ago and had turned it into a military base where Israel interrogated detained Palestinians.

The high temperatures will be between 24 and 29ºC (75 and 84 F) and the lows between 17 and 22ºC (63 and 72 F).

Their drowning came just days after Texas troopers took over about 2.5 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border, including Shelby Park near Eagle Pass

Deputies approve motion “condemning the cowardly attack perpetrated” against Nicaraguan exiles Joao Maldonado and Nadia Robleto.

Today’s featured artist is Joey Pastrana from Puerto Rico with the song “That’s How Rumors Start” from the album “Joey” (1968).

The US dollar set a new record in Cuba on Monday by trading at 275 pesos on the informal foreign exchange market.