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Greenpeace Protest Continues Aboard Shell Platform in Atlantic Ocean

Shell has threatened Greenpeace with legal action that could result in two years in jail for the peaceful protesters.

The Ortega-Murillo regime has tried and sentenced nine religious leaders between 2022 and the first month of 2023.

Authorities opened a trial for pro-democracy activists and politicians accused of violating a sweeping national security law imposed in 2020.

“Now the government is actually admitting they don’t know who shot these FBI agents, but will not give him a new trial or grant him clemency”

Today’s featured artist is Calypso Rose from Trinidad with the song “Abatina” from the album “Far fom Home” (2016).

Niels Graverholt from Denmark took our photo of the day: “Today’s Catch”, in Havana, Cuba.

“There was no time to set up a firebreak, nothing. I think everyone here went through the same situation. The wind speed changed very fast”

Today’s featured band is the Colman Brothers from the United Kingdom with the song “El Niño” released in 2006.

With this latest annulment, the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo has outlawed 3,199 non-profit organizations since 2018.

Khan’s lawyer said in a statement, “Guantánamo is a national shame, & we hope that today is another step forward towards its ultimate closure.