Under a heading of “Customs investigating breach of European boycott laws by Exact” NRC Handelsbald reported Tuesday 11 June that at the request of the European Commission, The Dutch Customs Authority is checking to see whether software company Exact has violated European anti-boycott rules.
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With the release of 56 political prisoners on Tuesday morning, among them the main leaders of the civic protests and emblematic figures of the April Rebellion, there are still some 86 political prisoners in the jails of the Ortega dictatorship, Civic Alliance’s spokesperson, Jose Pallais, told Confidencial.
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The president of the Inter American Press Association, Maria Elvira Dominguez, celebrated that journalists Lucia Pineda and Miguel Mora, were released Tuesday, after six months of being kidnapped by the Ortega dictatorship. However Domingues said…
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My daughter in Guantanamo, Cuba. By Cory Pioveson, Canada. Camera: Samsung SM-G900W8
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The colors of Cuba. Taken in Cienfuegos by Talek Nantes, USA. Camera: Canon EOS
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Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo continued the release of their political prisoners on the morning of this Monday, June 10, some now under their self-Amnesty Law imposed with a rubber stamp from the National Assembly on Saturday, June 8.
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An Old Train Station in Matanzas, Cuba. By Nan Black, USA. Camera: Canon Power Shot
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The government of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo have declared their own amnesty. The emergency law was rushed to the National Assembly on Friday and passed by their legislators on Saturday.
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The sunbow. Taken in Cozumel, Mexico by Ezgi Jenkins. USA. Camera: Cellphone Xiamomi Mi A1
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Fire Station in Esteli, Nicaragua. By Archie Tucker. USA. Camera: Sony A7
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