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Lula Fires Brazil’s Army Commander in Wake of January 8 Riots

Brazilian Lula da Silva has fired the commander of Brazil’s Army, 2 weeks after the attempted coup and violent attack on government buildings

“We will be putting politicians on notice: You come for our abortion rights, you come for our reproductive rights, and we will vote you out!”

National banking sources close to Progreso Semanal have confirmed the veracity of the arrest and judicial prosecution of senior BNC officials

Human rights defender warns that detention of relatives of opponents is “a new pattern of repression” of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

This is a clear sign of our commitment to the fight against climate change, that is absolutely urgent and needs immediate action.”

The UN secretary-general has condemned fossil fuel executives for deliberately misleading the public about the threat posed by their products

The complaint filed is based on international reports documenting the political persecution exercised by these 3 leaders in their countries.

Maria Ressa’s legal problems are not over. She is currently on bail as she appeals a 6-year prison sentence from 2020 for a libel conviction.

Officers dressed in riot gear were seen carrying her away after she joined other activists attempting to block the front of the coal mine.

Cuba implements online form for in advance visitors Customs declaration as well as personal and flight information