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Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Arrested Again at Swedish Oil Terminal Protest

We don’t have any laws that long term protect us against the self-destructing greed that we have let in full control over the world.

Today’s featured artist is Calma Carmona from Puerto Rico with an NPR Tiny Desk performance (2021).

Authorities in Nova Scotia say the region was deluged in less than 24 hours with the amount of rain it typically gets in three months.

Deputies have urged individual sanctions against the regime’s judges and prosecutors, measures that don’t affect Nicaragua’s population.

The authorities refuse to recognize him as a political prisoner, assuring that in Nicaragua there are only common prisoners.

Retired priests were unable to withdraw their pensions after the dictatorship blocked an Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua bank account.

“I was sent home to wait for my baby to die or for my infection to start showing physical symptoms, even though they were already there.”

The dictatorship confiscates the site of the Condega Association of Women Builders, a safe place housing young women from rural communities.

Today’s featured band is Los Panchos from Mexico and Puerto Rico with the song “Triunfamos” (1966).

“This government caused a genocide. It killed 80 innocent lives, and the people will never forgive this. “