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US Border Patrol Apprehends 6,530 Nicaraguans in May

Obtaining the financial sponsorship that the program requires has become an uphill battle for many Nicaraguans.

“There were dozens of settlers. They fired at the village. The moment one of the settlers saw us filming, he shot in our direction.”

Today’s featured artists are Celia Cruz from Cuba and Johnny Pacheco from the Dominican Republic with “Tres dias de Carnaval” (1975).

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Peluzo”, en Lara, Venezuela.

Millions of LGBTQIA people and supporters took to the streets around the world to celebrate Pride over the weekend.

The arrest of the two Cuban artists is a pattern of repression of imprisoning “at all costs” those who dissent, the organization said.

Today’s featured artist is Arturo O’Farrill, from Mexico, with the song “Buscando la Melodia” from the album “Una noche inolvidable” (2005).

Some political prisoners have health problems, such as skin fungus and vision loss, said former political prisoner Ivania Álvarez.

In Mexico, human rights advocates are demanding justice for two environmentalists assassinated in separate attacks in the state of Mexico.

After meeting with Pope Francis, Brazil’s president affirms that imprisoning the religious leader was a “mistake” by his colleague Ortega.