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Colombia’s Gustavo Petro Comments on Nicaragua Situation

“Some of those who are imprisoned in Nicaragua are the ones who made the revolution against Somoza,” noted Gustavo Petro.

Gul suffered severe physical and psychological torture being beaten, hung by his wrists and deprived of food and water.

Rolling Stone reports Trump is privately concerned the Republican Party’s push to ban abortion could backfire at the polls.

The high temperatures will be between 30 and 32°C (86 and 90 F), while the lows will be at 23 and 24°C (73 and 75 F).

It is the largest number of organizations to be outlawed in a single action. With these, the list of will reach 770 in three and a half years

In a record time of 21 days, the judge sentenced the priest to the maximum sentence of two years in prison and a hefty fine.

In a devastating decision, the Supreme Court officially ended today abortion access for people in about half of the United States.

Adele Ferguson, the chair of the Walkley Foundation, has called on Australia to intervene to help Assange, who is an Australian citizen.

Indigenous leaders said Tuesday they will not meet with government officials until security forces are withdrawn from certain areas of Quito.

Today’s featured artist is Emilio Santiago from Brazil with the song “Sessao das Dez” from the album “Emilio Santiago” (1975).