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Valeska Sandoval: “Several Police Beat Me Tied Up”

On April 24, Valeska was reported missing and then on Monday she appeared with signs of torture on her body. She points to Ortega’s Police.

Tens of thousands took to the streets Wednesday after trade unions called for a national strike to protest a proposed tax reform bill.

High temperatures will be between 30 and 33° C (86 and 91 F), with the lows at 23° C (73 F). Scattered showers in some afternoons.

Nearly 1,000 civilians from across seven villages were killed in the massacre carried out by US-trained Salvadoran military officers.

Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero has been suffering police abuse for years now, because he defends freedom of creation, speech and movement.

Ayala told CPJ that he was at a friend’s house when a man on a motorcycle called out his name and started shooting at him.

In Tijuana, Mexico, asylum seekers led a protest over the weekend demanding they be allowed to enter the United States and seek refuge.

Chloé Zhao became the 1st Asian woman and only 2nd woman to win the Award for best director, for “Nomadland.” The film also won best picture.

Frances Valdivia recounts the psychological torture to which she was subjected while she was detained earlier in the week in Esteli.

Days before her murder, Indigenous Governor Sandra Liliana Peña publicly condemned the increasing illicit crops being cultivated locally.