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Ortega’s Police Seize Residence of Jesuits in Managua

The priests presented documents for the property, which does not belong to the Central American University, but they were forced to leave.

Every day more Cubans want out from what they consider their country without a future. The office should speed up some immigration procedures

The journalist, whose “wrongdoing” was to broadcast a religious procession the regime had banned, was found guilty of two fabricated crimes.

The experience and work accumulated for more than 30 years of community development has been taken away abruptly and arbitrarily.

Israel’s deadly attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank continue. At least three people were killed this week, including a 16-year-old boy.

The Jesuits point to systematic attacks against the UCA since 2018. They demand the Ortega government immediately overturn the confiscation.

While Ron DeSantis boasts the “benefits” of slavery for African-Americans, he has not advocated a return to slavery to continue helping them.

Today’s featured band is The Latin-Jazz Coalition, led by Demetrios Kastaris from the US, with the song “Trombon con sazon” (2000).

The highs will be 32 and 33ºC (90 and 91 F) and the lows 24 and 25ºC (75 and 77 F). The sea surface temperature will be 31ºC (88 F).

The ACLU and other rights groups say kids, mostly Black, have been locked up in abusive conditions on Angola’s former death row…