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Indigenous Activists Gather in D.C. to Demand Release of Political Prisoner Leonard Peltier

Political prisoner and Indigenous leader Leonard Peltier. Peltier has maintained his innocence over the 1975 killing of two FBI agents…

Today’s featured artist is Toña la Negra from Mexico with the song “Languidez” from the album “Interpreta a Agustin Lara II” (1960).

Gioconda Belli said that her poetry embraced her “this afternoon when the theft of my house by the dictatorship was consummated.”

The UN’s top human rights official said wealthy nations are failing to take steps needed to prevent the worst effects of climate catastrophe.

UN High Commissioner denounces “serious deterioration” of human rights, total closure of democratic space, and arbitrary prison sentences.

Organized by Extinction Rebellion, .they rallied on a major highway to demand their government stop funding fossil fuel companies.

Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said those events can’t be “erased even with all the water of the oceans”.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban tres guitar player Olivia Soler Espinosa with a performance of the song “Influencias” (2023).

The Ñico López refinery in Havana stopped working due to technical problems, says Professor Jorge Piñon, an oil expert.

On Thursday, climate activists with Extinction Rebellion delayed a semifinal match by 50 minutes between Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova…